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The J6 Business Management Office (BMO) ensures that IT supports USJFCOM's business needs. The BMO acts as the local point of contact for reporting, controls projects' timelines, costs, and performance. It also ensures all work is documented, distributed, authorized, funded, and aligned with USJFCOM's strategies. The BMO reports to J6 and provides project management resources and expertise to J6 divisions for their projects. It is responsible for setting project management standards and methodologies, providing templates and tools, and executing responsibilities like risk management, communication, and project planning, approval, and monitoring.
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The document outlines the importance of a Project Management Office (PMO) in ensuring project success by maintaining standards, facilitating communication, and overseeing project metrics. It describes different types of PMOssupporting, controlling, and directiveand emphasizes their roles in project coordination and resource management. Additionally, it highlights the essential features of PMO software and the benefits it provides businesses in aligning projects with strategic goals.project-management-office-critical-to-successful-project-completion- cuneiform
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J6 Bmo
- 1. J6 Business Management Office
- 2. J6 BMO The role of the BMO is to ensure that IT facilitates the business of USJFCOM. Responsibilities of the PMO Include Acting as the local point of information for reporting Controlling time, cost, and performance to adhere to requirements Ensuring that all work required is documented and distributed to all key personnel Ensuring that all work performed is authorized, funded and aligned with USJFCOM Strategies
- 3. BMO
- 4. Organizational Factors Reporting Reports to J6 Organizational positioning Division within J6 Projects in scope all J6 projects Ownership of resources PMO will maintain a set of project management experts Divisions will provide project resources A permanent or temporary office Permanent Size and budget ???
- 5. Human Resource Responsibilities Recruitment and selection Project managers, specialist staff Training and certification Internal training, training vendor management, standard setting, accreditation Appraisal and promotion Provide templates for project management staff, facilitate process, coordinate Providing resources to projects Provide project managers, maintain repositories Time recording Implement, manage, analyze
- 6. Responsibilities for Internal Program Management Setting project management methodologies Define project management and project life cycle standards, define methodologies/processes to be used Providing templates Charters, status reports, risk assessments, budgets, issue logs, post-implementation reviews Providing project management tools Templates, software tools, intranet sites Providing repositories Computer directories, project documentation, best practices, project deliverables
- 7. Project Execution Responsibilities Risk and issue management Set standards, facilitate, conduct, control Impact and change management Set standards, facilitate, conduct, control Communication Among projects, between projects and other parts of the organization, executive updates Project auditing Formal oversight role Focus on major or special projects Major
- 8. Responsibilities for Plans and Requirements Collection of initiatives Provide standards and templates, facilitate, manage Project evaluation Provide standards and templates, facilitate, manage Project prioritization Provide standards and templates, facilitate, coordinate Project planning and scheduling Provide standards and templates, facilitate, coordinate and manage Project approval and funding Provide standards and templates, facilitate, coordinate Project monitoring and controlling Provide standards and templates, facilitate, coordinate and manage