Our current unprecedented times are also times of unprecedented uncertainty. Economic and market landscapes are almost unrecognizable compared to a few months ago. These changes are likely to continue well into the future. Now is the time to act fast, make the necessary strategy changes, and thoughtfully rationalize and rebalance your project and innovation portfolios.
The 13th annual Pharmaceutical Resource Planning and Portfolio Management conference explored industry standards for resource planning and governance processes as well as identifying new ways to maximize portfolio value.
When planning resources for a project, a resource’s time available is seldom 5-days-a-week, 8-hours-a-day of continuous productive work. So a task which in the absolute should take 10 days to perform will, in the real world, take a bit (or a lot) longer.
What should a good Innovation Project Manager do in this innovate or die world? At our recent PPM Best Practices tour in Ann Arbor, Michigan, in partnership with MI-GSO | PCUBED, speakers highlighted the different techniques, processes, and frameworks, along with the teams required for successful innovation project management.