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Objectives of project, 507
Observations, auditing, 437
Office equipment, requirements, 229–230
On-line approaches, 113, 129–131, see also Web-based approaches
Operations
collaboration, 611–612
efficiency, business performance, 601–603
executive control board, 161–162
functionality, tools, 65
governance, 161–162
planning support, 409
transition plan, 124
virtual teams, 340
Operations and maintenance, 31, 61, see also Maintenance responsibility statement
Opportunities
customer relationships, 544
portfolio management, 489, 506–507
project initiation phase, 28
Organization
alignment, PMO charter, 146–147
capability assessment, 174
certification, standards implementation, 78–79
change capability, 150
content, knowledge management, 121
plan, 409
Organizational integration, 313–315
Organization and structure, see also Organization and structure function model
basics, xix, 187–188
business environment interface, 188
business performance, 603
competency continuum, 188–189, 190
executive oversight, 159–160
project environment interface, 188
smaller PMOs, 218–219
Organization and structure function model
basics, 191, 191
business partner stakeholders, 217
customer stakeholders, 214–215
executive management, 217
extended team structure, 206–210
industry partner stakeholders, 217
internal-support stakeholders, 213–214
introducing staff, 195–196
oversight stakeholders, 211–213
PMO relationship, 196–198, 199–202
regulatory agent stakeholders, 217
setting up structure, 191–198
staff needs, 192–195
stakeholders, 210–217
standard team structure, 202–206
team stakeholders, 211–213
team structure, 198–210
vendor/contractor stakeholders, 215–216
Orientation, team, 331–333, 334, 337–338
Oversight responsibilities
capability improvement plans, 178
executive control board, 159–160
governance, 159–160
stakeholders, 211–213
tools, 51
vendors and contractors, 574
Ownership of facilities, transfer, 239
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