PMI launched relatively recently as Foundational Standard Organizational Project Management (OPM).
He also published a Practice Guide earlier: "Implementing Organizational Project Management: A Practice Guide"
The ideal skill set - the PMI Talent Triangle® - is a combination of technical, leadership, and strategic and business management expertise.
Are we going to have a new certification? Saving Changes...
I don’t think so as OPM has been there for a while and part of it is tackled in Portfolio Management as well but maybe in the future they will have a new certification, however, nothing mentioned as of now. Saving Changes...
I don't foresee that being the case. Setting guidelines or best practices does not always equate to a certification path. There may actually be a thread in the community on this topic already. I haven't searched, it yet. If I find it, I'll link it. Saving Changes...
Thank you dear Andrew.
The talent triangle points in that direction.
OPM was not a Foundational Standard until recently.
Alignment between project, program, and portfolio management practices with organizational strategy and objectives is on the agenda
Sep 18, 2019 12:07 PM
Rami Kaibni
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I recall this very well, thanks for reshaping Andrew :-)
Sep 18, 2019 12:10 PM
Luis Branco
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Thank you dear for sharing dear Andrew.
OPM3, in my opinion had a different purpose.
The current strategic orientation of PMI points towards the qualification of professionals.
Thank you dear Andrew.
The talent triangle points in that direction.
OPM was not a Foundational Standard until recently.
Alignment between project, program, and portfolio management practices with organizational strategy and objectives is on the agenda Saving Changes...
I recall this very well, thanks for reshaping Andrew :-)
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1 reply by Gbadeyan Timothy
Sep 18, 2019 6:30 PM
Gbadeyan Timothy
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Thanks Rami, this link was very resourceful. I saw other standards I have been looking for.
My view is that, nothing is impossible, if we as project,program or portfolio managers fail to strategically influence our organizations , then PMI may have to create a certification for it, probably for the C-level guys. ...This is just my opinion, PMI may create the certification for other reasons, which I believe will be critiqued.
Thank you dear for sharing dear Andrew.
OPM3, in my opinion had a different purpose.
The current strategic orientation of PMI points towards the qualification of professionals. Saving Changes...
I recall this very well, thanks for reshaping Andrew :-)
Thanks Rami, this link was very resourceful. I saw other standards I have been looking for.
My view is that, nothing is impossible, if we as project,program or portfolio managers fail to strategically influence our organizations , then PMI may have to create a certification for it, probably for the C-level guys. ...This is just my opinion, PMI may create the certification for other reasons, which I believe will be critiqued. Saving Changes...
