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The Lean-Agile PMO: From Process Police to Adaptive Governance

Roland Cuellar |  63m 54s

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Traditional PMOs have, over time, often become focused on enforcing detailed process oversight in order to bring about standardization, compliance, transparency, and hopefully, improved delivery predictability and performance. However, the results over the years have been mixed. Certainly improvements have been made in process discipline and governance but sometimes at the expense of time, quality, customer responsiveness, and innovation. And in speaking with business and IT executives, improvements in visibility and project delivery performance have shown some improvement but are nowhere where they need to be. And the IT community has in turn responded with more "Agile" approaches to delivery.

About the author

Roland Cuellar
Roland Cuellar ('kway-are') has focused exclusively on agile software development and lean business process improvement for the last 12 years. During that time, Roland has worked with Capital One, CNBC, Westinghouse Nuclear Power, Nationwide Insurance, US Citizenship and Immigration, the US Courts, and many many other clients on enterprise agile adoption. Roland has spoken at numerous conferences and has published a number of articles on the subjects of agile, portfolio management, quality, and kanban.