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Real-time dashboard rollout to support the NSW Department of Education
March 18, 2021
The NSW Department of Education (DoE) wanted to improve customer experience and knowledge access by rolling out a real-time dashboard technology in an enterprise production...
Transport for NSW: Creating a new regulatory environment for ride share
March 18, 2021
To support the changing ‘ride share’ sector, Transport for NSW needed to create an entirely new regulatory organisation. Learn how PM-Partners led the programme to...
How an Agile PMO and framework helped Bulletproof standardise their processes
March 18, 2021
Despite a high degree of employee capability, Bulletproof’s rapid growth meant they needed a review and recommendations of improvements of their project and portfolio management...
Broadening communications beyond the AusPost PMO
March 18, 2021
Challenge Provide an industry Best Practice Programme Management Framework to support the on-going maturation of CPM and the increased emphasis on Programme delivery across significant...
Lifting the capability of more than 60 team members
March 18, 2021
Development and delivery of a tailored Project Management Methodology and capability uplift (based on PRINCE2®). Stage 1 IM&T – Deliverables: Project Management Methodology Framework for...
Delivering organisational transformation for Life Without Barriers
March 18, 2021
A major not-for-profit organisation was about to undertake a number of acquisitions that would transform its structure and operations. Here’s how PM-Partners ensured ongoing excellence,...
How Oak Possability met 600 acquisition deliverables on time
March 18, 2021
When Oak Possability embarked on an ambitious acquisition of more than $60m p.a in NDIA supported disability services, they needed expert advice and access to...
How a custom training program helped DELWP drive business performance
March 18, 2021
As the agency designed to bring Victoria’s planning, local government, environment, energy, suburban development, forests, emergency management, climate change and water functions into a single...
Mid-point review keeps Cuscal’s major technology project on track
March 16, 2021
Cuscal is a leading provider of innovative payment solutions for the Australian financial services sector. PM-Partners was engaged by the client to conduct a mid-point...
Managing a successful Enterprise Resource Planning implementation programme for en world Japan
March 3, 2021
While en world Japan were experiencing rapid growth, behind the scenes they were struggling with considerable strain on their business systems and processes. Here’s how...
Copyright Agency Limited: Transforming business practices to improve efficiencies
March 1, 2021
When major changes to regulatory compliance and business strategy hit Copyright Agency Limited (CAL), senior decision-makers knew they had to align their processes for greater...
Managing rapid change with enhanced project management execution
February 25, 2021
With employee numbers almost doubling to 780 and expansion into media monitoring in Chinese and Bahasa, Media Monitors (now known as iSentia) needed an external...
AI is moving fast: most organisations aren’t
April 15, 2026
Originally published in the Australian Financial Review This article was published in the Australian Financial Review and explores why most organisations are struggling to turn AI investment...
Your AI problem isn’t a technology problem. It’s a people problem.
February 26, 2026
And until organisations address that distinction, the investment gap will keep widening, no matter how much they spend on tools. Recent global research indicates that...