What is "Portfolio Prioritization Model": When to define, where to define, how to define, who will define.
Kailash Upadhyay - PMI(PfMP, PgMP, PMP, ACP, RMP) Microsoft(MCP, MCT), IIBA(CBAP)
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Kailash Upadhyay - PMI(PfMP, PgMP, PMP, ACP, RMP) Microsoft(MCP, MCT), IIBA(CBAP)
??Author of Excelling Program Management | ???Host of P3M with Kailash Upadhyay Podcast | Contributor to PMI's 5th edition Standard for Program Management (SPM) | Mentoring the Future Program & Portfolio Leaders
In this Video, I am going to explain, how to write, PfMP application, Strategic Alignment Domain, experience summary statement "Option A" and going to connect the task or statement with Portfolio Prioritization Model.
Option A is "Identified and prioritized portfolio criteria and evaluated portfolio component priorities based on the organization's strategic goals and objectives"
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Kailash Upadhyay
As founder of TransparentChoice, I help organizations align their projects and initiatives with strategic goals. I'm also a speaker & blogger on the topics of portfolio management and decision-making.
5 年Apologies - I should have shared this as well. This is the Ultimate Guide to Project Prioritization: https://content.transparentchoice.com/webinar-project-prioritization-criteria-0 It's got loads of information about why, who, how...? I hope you find it useful.
As founder of TransparentChoice, I help organizations align their projects and initiatives with strategic goals. I'm also a speaker & blogger on the topics of portfolio management and decision-making.
5 年Kailash, Thanks for raising prioritization as a topic. Your talk seems to focus on talking about prioritization and criteria as one might on an exam paper. Let me add some colour and detail.? First, according to academic research, there are just 2 valid methods for prioritizing portfolios. They are called AHP and DEA. In my view, AHP is so much easier to use that it's a clear winner and that's why we built it into our product. https://blog.transparentchoice.com/project-prioritization-methods? Secondly, you talk about criteria. Anyway who wants to really understand how to identify them should watch this video. It's by a real expert - Roberto Camanho, award winning researcher and verteran of over 100 project prioritization processes - and gives concrete advice on structuring criteria and on figuring out which criteria matter for your business. https://content.transparentchoice.com/webinar-project-prioritization-criteria-0 I hope this helps add detail to this important topic. It's not really about passing an exam, it's about transforming the performance of your portfolio!