Press Release
Instantis to Present the Resource Management Maturity Model at Next Week's Technology Executives Club Event
Model is Emerging as a de facto IT Industry Best Practices Standard
January 18, 2012 -- Santa Clara, CA — Instantis, the leading-cloud-based provider of project portfolio management software used by IT and business process leaders to improve strategy execution and financial performance, announced today that it will present the Resource Management Maturity Model™ (RMMM) at an event entitled "PMO & Project Portfolio Management Best Practices" hosted by the Technology Executives Club. The event will take place on January 25, 2012 (12:30-5:00PM CST) at the Union League Club in Chicago. Click here to learn more and to register.
The Resource Management Maturity Model™ (RMMM) -- published by Instantis in June 2011 -- enables organizations to define and execute an effective resource management strategy. It accomplishes this by helping stakeholders better align resource-related information needs with their level of PPM process and technology maturity. The RMMM identifies a logical progression of resource and capacity management process sophistication which is enumerated as five levels of maturity. Each level of maturity is described along seven common dimensions. IT organizations can use the RMMM to ensure that they manage project resources and capacity at the "just right" level of granularity for the business.
John Filicetti, PMP and Instantis Sales Engineering Director, will lead the RMMM seminar. John has been PMO Director for Seattle Children's Hospital, WaMu Bank and T-Mobile USA. He has served on the board of his local PMI Chapter and serves as an instructor for the Project Management Professional (PMP) certification course since 1998.
If your organization needs help identifying and answering the most important resource-related questions consistently and understanding how to take measured steps in deploying the "just right" level of supporting process and technology, download the complete RMMM Toolkit now.