All healthy organizations, public or private, share the same challenge: more ideas for initiatives than there are people and resources to design, develop, build or implement them. And thus organizations look for ways to ensure the most promising ideas get priority over others. Strategies are formulated to focus them, business case review processes are defined and budget controls are put in place. This is where the portfolio management function becomes a critical capability.
Read more about the five dysfunctions of Portfolio Management Teams below.
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