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4 years ago

The ________ form of PMO has a high level of control in managing organizational projects.

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Lesechka [4]4 years ago

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Answer:

c. Directive

Explanation:

PMO is an abbreviation for Project Management Office which refers to grouping and departmentalization in an organization with an object of maintaining standards with respect to accomplishment of projects.

Directive form of PMO is created with an objective to direct, control and manage project management office. Such a pmo assigns resources and issues directions and thus exercise a high level of control in managing organizational projects.

Directive PMOs monitor and supervise the activities of the staff and thus exercise high level of authority and control.

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