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Creating Experience-Driven Organizational Culture : How to Drive Transformative Change with Project and Portfolio Management.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Zeitoun, Al.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Organizational change--Management.
Organizational change.
Project management.
Corporate culture.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (302 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Newark : John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, 2024.
Summary:
"The future of work is becoming one of the top priorities professionals and leaders invest in to understand and shape their organizations. Over the next decade, a dedicated focus on creating a fitting experience-driven culture is expected. It is now clearer than ever that it is not just Artificial Intelligence, or even connecting the real and virtual, that are the only ingredients to expediting and scaling change, but it is culture that will energize and sustain the achievement of strategic benefits in the long run. This topic creates the foundation for understanding the principles of what an experience-driven culture looks like"-- Provided by publisher.
Contents:
Cover
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
Preface
Background: What Inspired This Book
Part I Experience‐Driven Innovation with Portfolio of Projects
Section Overview
Section Learnings
Introduction
Chapter 1 Innovation in the World of Projects
1.1 The Holistic View
1.1.1 Developing the Holistic View
1.1.2 Connecting to the Movies
1.2 Portfolios of Projects Matter
1.3 The Speed of Innovating
1.4 Managing Transformation Matters
1.5 The New Strategist
1.6 Collaborating Across Diverse Views
1.7 Aligning Stakeholders
1.8 Championing Innovation
Reference
Chapter 2 Creating Experiences
2.1 The Changing Ways of Working
2.2 Experiences Matter
2.3 Innovation Labs
2.4 Creating a Connected Ecosystem
2.5 Thinking Culture
Chapter 3 Driving Integration
3.1 The Portfolio, Program, and Project Link
3.2 The Portfolio Management Professional
3.3 The Value Focus
3.4 Integrating with Simplicity
3.4.1 Introduction
3.4.2 The Program Way
3.4.3 The Program Way Letter to Future Program Managers
3.4.4 The Program Way's Future Conductor
3.4.5 The Holistic View of the Program Way
3.4.6 The Path Forward
3.5 Integrating Stories
Part II Essential Skills to Lead Experience‐Driven Cultures
Chapter 4 Project Impact Muscle
4.1 The Future of Work
4.2 Leading Projects
4.3 Impact Matters
4.3.1 Introduction
4.3.2 Forecasting Changes to the Role of the Project Manager
4.3.3 Drivers for Role Change
4.3.4 Types of Projects
4.3.5 Making Business Decisions
4.3.6 The Fuzzy Front End (FFE)
4.3.7 New Metrics
4.3.8 Methodologies
4.3.9 Leadership
4.3.10 Change Management
4.3.11 Crisis Management
4.3.12 The Path Forward
4.4 Building Project Muscles.
Reference
Chapter 5 Effective Experiencing
5.1 Experience‐Driven Features
5.2 Continual Adapting
5.3 Social Leadership
5.4 Creating a New Mindset
5.5 Sustaining Creativity
Chapter 6 Human Connection
6.1 The Power of Bridging
6.2 Communicating with Impact
6.3 The Portfolio Success Link
6.4 Experience‐Driven Mastery
6.5 The Inspiring Leader
6.5.1 Introduction
6.5.2 Servant Leadership Matters
6.5.3 Crisis Leadership is a Difference Maker
6.5.4 Inspirational Leadership
6.5.5 The Path Forward
References
Chapter 7 Digital Fluency
7.1 AI Has Many Edges
7.2 The Digital Experience
7.3 Innovating with Intelligence
7.4 Creating the New Human
7.4.1 Introduction
7.4.2 The Estimating Challenges
7.4.3 Overcoming Estimating Challenges
7.4.4 The Need for Knowledge Repositories
7.4.5 Intangible Intellectual Capital Assets
7.4.6 Categories of Knowledge
7.4.7 The Need for Business Intelligence Systems
7.4.8 Big Data
7.4.9 The Path Forward
7.5 The New Human Attributes
7.6 Achieving Balance
Part III Creating Experience‐Driven Cultures with Enterprise Portfolio Management Muscles
Chapter 8 Building the Experience‐Driven Culture
8.1 Success Ingredients
8.2 Tone Matters
8.3 Value‐Based Decision‐Making
8.3.1 Introduction
8.3.2 Experience Focused PPM
8.3.3 Impact of Innovation on Decision‐Making
8.3.4 Customer Focused Decision‐Making Metrics
8.3.5 The Path Forward
8.4 Building Momentum
Chapter 9 Sustaining Cultural Excellence
9.1 Simplicity of Powerful Culture Ethos
9.2 Resiliency in Leadership
9.3 The Ownership Culture
9.4 Trust Foundation Building
9.5 Sustaining Supporting Behaviors.
Chapter 10 Enterprise Portfolio Management Muscles
10.1 The Portfolio Management Ecosystem
10.2 The Critical Skills for Portfolio Management
10.2.1 Introduction
10.2.2 The Strategic Benefits of Good Project/Program Management
10.2.3 Operating Models of the Future
10.2.4 Organizing of Future Projects
10.2.5 Strategic Focus Shifts
10.2.6 The Path Forward
10.3 Aligning the Enterprise
10.4 Decision‐Making Excellence
10.5 Portfolio Management Maturity
10.5.1 The Maturing Culture
10.5.2 The Supporting Cultural Attributes
10.5.3 Portfolio Muscles Building
Chapter 11 The Adaptable Future Organization
11.1 The Dynamic State of Tomorrow's Organizations
11.2 The Future Organizational Attributes
11.2.1 The Importance of Project Management Best Practices
11.2.2 Definition of a Best Practice
11.2.3 Sources of Best Practices
11.2.4 Validation of Best Practices
11.2.5 Classification of Best Practices
11.2.6 Management of Best Practices
11.2.7 Revalidation of Best Practices
11.2.8 Utilization of Best Practices
11.2.9 Knowledge Transfer
11.2.10 Sustainment
11.2.11 What Does the Next Decade Hold for Best Practices?
11.2.12 Conclusion
11.3 The Adapting Value
11.4 Balancing Steadiness with Change
11.5 Co‐Created Execution Plans
11.6 Strategic Consistency
Part IV The Path Forward
S4.1 Strategic Opportunities
S4.1.1 Background
S4.1.2 Understanding Pain Points
S4.1.3 Traditional Pain Points
S4.1.4 Customer Communications as Seen by the Contractor or a Third Party
S4.1.5 Customer Communications as Seen by DoD
S4.1.6 Project Management Becomes a Career Path Position
S4.1.7 Project Sponsorship
S4.1.8 Standardization of Processes
S4.1.9 Finding Other Applications for Project Management.
S4.1.10 Twenty‐First Century Pain Points Appear
S4.1.11 The EVMS Becomes a Dinosaur
S4.1.12 Executive Support for the New Metrics Management Programs
S4.1.13 The Growth of New Flexible Methodologies
S4.1.14 The Path Forward
S4.1.15 Culture: Anchoring of New Ways of Running Projects
S4.1.16 Principles: The New Fork in the Road
S4.1.17 The Human: The Most Stretched Side of the Coin
S4.1.18 Digital: The Creator of Time to Think Again for a Change
S4.1.19 Conclusion
S4.2 Secrets for Leading and Driving
S4.2.1 Introduction
S4.2.2 The Journey of Selecting the Project Manager
S4.2.3 Educating Project Managers
S4.2.4 Preparing Project Managers
S4.2.5 Additional Learning Along the Journey
S4.2.6 Stakeholders Project Management Knowledge
S4.2.7 The Path Forward
S4.3 Successful Transformations
S4.3.1 Defining Success
S4.3.2 Role of the Project Sponsor
S4.3.3 The Project Sponsor/Project Manager Working Relationship
S4.3.4 Customer Communications
S4.3.5 Information is Power
S4.3.6 Sponsorship Growth
S4.3.7 Educating Sponsors
S4.3.8 The Fear of Becoming a Sponsor
S4.3.9 Sponsor's Role in Project Staffing
S4.3.10 Sponsorship Staffing with a Hidden Agenda
S4.3.11 Making Unrealistic Promises to the Customers
S4.3.12 Not Wanting to Hear any Bad News
S4.3.13 Lessons Learned
S4.3.14 The Need for Sponsorship Standards
S4.3.15 The Path Forward
S4.4 A Booz Allen Secret Sauce Example
S4.4.1 Introduction
S4.4.2 Starting with Integration Philosophy and Strategy
S4.4.3 Tools and Techniques
S4.4.4 Conclusion
S4.5 Innovation Excellence
S4.5.1 The Need for an Innovation Unit
S4.5.2 The Birth of "Skunk Works"
S4.5.3 Challenges with "Skunk Works" Growth.
S4.5.4 Kelly's 14 Rules and Practices at Skunk WorksThe rules can be found at lockheedmartin.com/us/aeronautics/skunkworks/14rules.html.
S4.5.5 Project Management Practices Within Skunk Works
S4.5.6 Conclusion
Index
EULA.
Notes:
Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
ISBN:
9781394257041
139425704X
9781394257034
1394257031
9781394257027
1394257023
OCLC:
1460295320

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