PMO (Project Management Office) Manager

• The primary role of the PMO Manager is to ensure development and implementation of consistent as well as standardized business processes.
• As a part of the project management process, He helps in creating a common set of principles, practices, and templates for managing various organizational projects.
• He is also responsible for gathering of relevant project data and has to produce information to be presented for review by the management. Based on updates by project managers related to a single or multiple project, the PMO will be responsible for tracking the overall status of those projects.

Job Duties:

He is responsible for:

• Creating structured schedules and project plans based on the project goals, resources needed, potential risks, time to market and budget constraints.
• Tracking deadlines, deliverables, resources, and timelines throughout the project process.
• Conducting project team meetings to provide status updates and identify and resolve issues.
• Ensuring documentation, supporting materials, and project plans are updated and readily available for internal teams and senior leaders.
• Upon completion of a project, the PMO compiles and documents project information.
• Historical information on projects is used not only for reference for future projects but also to assess the project delivery, completeness, and alignment with stated objectives and goals.