Webinar: Microsoft pmo365 for EPMO by pmo365

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· Sydney (GMT +10:00)
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About This Webinar

How EPMOs can create coherent project management reports and processes across the organisation.

Within the hour, we'll cover how Microsoft pmo365 helps companies and corporations with their EPMO project portfolios. How EPMOs can move from scattered and inconsistent project data into streamlined real-time reports.

You’ll see:

1. How different teams or business units in an organisation can use different project management apps and methodologies, but still adhere to CORE reporting and governance structure.

2. How EPMOs can provide the organisation with accurate reports, that help in aligning the investments in projects across the board to strategic objectives.

Laith Adel

PMO Consultant

Laith Adel is a principal Consultant with Microsoft pmo365 in Australia. With a background in engineering, project management and information technology, Laith provides consulting (both business and technical) and management services to customers, helping them to successfully implement and deploy project portfolio management solutions within their organisations.

He has worked with Microsoft’s Enterprise Project Management (EPM) product set since its early versions and has been involved in many Microsoft EPM solution implementation projects around the world.

Laith’s hands-on experience comes from his association with a number of professional services organisations which include Microsoft Consulting Services (MSC) and Strategic Data Management (SDM). With EPM Partners, Laith has successfully implemented PPM solutions for dozens of organisations, each with its own specific requirements and maturity levels.

His approach focuses on the realisation of the business objectives of the implementation of the technology by integrating it with the organisation’s process and ensuring the end-users’ adoption. Laith provides a unique style of consulting that challenges the status quo, and shares valuable insights and lessons learned from other organisations.