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Start the Right Projects at the Right Time

Project Management with Microsoft 365

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Webinar duration: 40 minutes

All projects start with a decent idea, but that doesn’t guarantee their success.

Starting the wrong project at the wrong time is the best way to waste valuable time and resources. Project Managers need to know what projects are in progress and what resources are allotted to them.

Project governance is a core building block of successful project management and you need to have a process in place for collecting and ranking all potential projects and weighing them up against the stated strategic goals of the organization.

Presenters

Sean O’Shea
BrightWork Customer Success Partner

Micheál Clesham
Moderator

In this webinar, BrightWork Customer Success Partner, Sean O Shea, will outline:

Why you need Project Request Management (PRM)
Get visibility into your project pipeline
Select and prioritize the right projects
Automate your PRM process to optimize your project pipeline
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