New book: Competence profiles, Certification levels and Functions in the Project management and Project support field.
Together with Jan Willem Donselaar and Bert Hedeman, we wrote the book:
This professional field continuously broadens and becomes profounder. Therefore, IPMA has extended its attention from project management to program management, portfolio management and project support (PMO).
This has made manifest the need for a reference model in which the various functions and corresponding competences and the relations between them are presented.
Not only for HR managers, but also for project and program managers and PMO heads. In the first edition of this book, attention was given to the regular functions in the project management field, as they are applied in the IPMA 4-level system.
With the publication of this second edition, the wish has been realized to make a complete function building for the project management field available. The second edition of this book does justice to PMO professionals’ needs for recognition and appreciation of their added value for projects, programs and portfolios.
- This is a publication of IPMA-NL. Offers a complete function building for the project management field.
- Explains a reference model in which the various functions and corresponding competences and the relations between them are presented.
- Based on the IPMA 4-level system
to order, please visit: Competence profiles, Certification levels and Functions in the Project management and Project support field
I am looking forward to your reactions. For Dutch readers a Dutch translation will be published next month.
Henny Portman
At this moment I am PMO Head for ING Insurance and ING Investment Management . In this role I support and facilitate, amongst other responsibilities like management of a pool of PM(O) staff, the process authority for Benelux, Central and the Rest of Europe and Asia, the knowledge sharing, training classes for project managers and Project boards and a PM(O) network of PMO’s in Hong Kong, China, India, Japan, Malysia, Korea and Taiwan. I was Regional PMO Head for ING Insurance Central Europe. In that position I was responsible for the portfolio and for the set up/streamline and management of the PMO’s in Poland, Russia, Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Romania, Bulgaria, Spain, Greece and Turkey.
I am member of the Dutch IPMA-NL working group Project Manager Competencies.
I am co-owner of www.serendipi-tijd.nl and originator of the PM Education Pointer (PM Opleidingswijzer) for all project management related education (scoring model and reviews, compare e.g. hotel reviews).
I wrote several articles, reviewed several books (Projectmanagement op basis van PRINCE2, Editie 2009, PRINCE2 voor opdrachtgevers, Kennismanagement in projecten) and I am the author of the books De praktische Prince2, Prince2 in Practice (also as E-book available), Prince2 2009 Edition Quick Reference Card, PRINCE2 2009 Edition Auf einen Blick, PRINCE2 manual suporting tabs, MSP manual suporting tabs, Een praktisch PMO, de route naar succesvol projectmanagement, MSP Quick Reference Card, and I am the co-author of the books Competence profiles, Certification levels and Functions in the project management field (English, Dutch, E-book) and Competence profiles, Certification levels and Functions in the Project management and Project support field (English, Dutch, E-book).
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