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Woody Walker
DIRECTOR, PROJECT MANAGEMENT OFFICE
Woody Walker is Director of the Project Management Office (PMO) in Orlando and is responsible for project delivery and adherence to CIBER Project Management Methodology (CPMM) standards based on the Project Management Institute's best practices. Ms. Walker holds a Master's in Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Central Florida; a Master's in Project Management from the George Washington University and a Project Management Professional (PMP) certification. Prior to joining CIBER, Ms. Walker held various positions in the Information Technology field including Director of Security Services, Director of IT Operations and Applications, and Director of the Project Management Office at Halifax Health.
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Repurposing Your Project Management Office (PMO)
Woody Walker, Director, Project Management Office : 11 May 2009 / 1:52 PM : 0 
In an economic environment characterized by near unprecedented losses in business profitability, jobs and personal wealth, the average business professional is focused on keeping the lights on. With thousands of organizations faced with delivering an acceptable level of business with fewer and fewer resources, who can afford Project Managers or a Project Management Office (PMO) full of Project Managers and Project Administrators?
Some leaders may feel that project management is not critical to the operation and survival of their business and so the PMO is sometimes the first thing to be disbanded. Project Managers are laid off or re-purposed int...
Posted in Project Management on 11 May 2009
Tagged: Information Management Project Methodology
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