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PMOs evaluate work $in$ the context $ofan$ organizations overall success rather than maximizing one specific project's results

PMOs help foster project management capabilities

Strong PMOs regularly share the results $of$ a project across $an$ organization $to$ transfer value

Strong PMOs evaluate performance $of$ projects with $an$ eye $on$ continuous improvement