The maturity level analysis PSC 100 developed by us is a practical and fast analysis tool which checks the most important elements of successful project management. With almost 100 questions, you quickly get an overview of the status of your PM maturity level and concrete recommendations for improvements. Our quick check allows you a first quick analysis free of charge. Based on this, you then decide whether and which more detailed analysis is helpful and useful.
With around 100 questions, you quickly get an overview of the status of your PM maturity level and recommendations for improvements. The evaluation takes place in 5 steps, similar to the well-known Capability Maturity Model of Carnegie-Mellon.
Ideally, the questions of the PSC100 analysis are answered by several people in the company and then evaluated by us. This gives you different perspectives on your project management in action. The evaluation can be carried out by area, department or group of persons. This makes it directly visible where, for example, individual departments are weakly integrated or where deficits are seen by other participants that may not be noticed so quickly.
You will very quickly have a systematic and well-founded overview of the status of your project management and the necessary opportunities for improvement. This forms a professional basis for discussion in order to discuss, decide and implement any necessary measures.
With the maturity model used, you can see exactly the status of your project management in comparison to industry standards. Of course, you will also receive comprehensive recommendations on how to further develop your organisation.
If you need a very detailed analysis, covering hundreds of different aspects in project management, we can also use one of these maturity analysis models:
Diese Praktiken hängen in einem dreidimensionalen Modell voneinander ab:
PM Delta ist ein Analysemodell, das von der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Projektmanagement in enger Abstimmung mit der International Project Management Association (IPMA) entwickelt wurde. Dieses Reifegradmodell ist sehr umfassend und detailliert und dient ähnlich wie das OPM3® zur Optimierung von Feinheiten.
Dabei wird in drei Phasen vorgegangen:
