Project Performance: FIRS Trains PMO Staff on Microsoft Project

Possessing the technical knowledge related to a subject matter is highly important, as this will determine the extent of one’s performance in the given subject. Project Management, known for its set of principles and demand for precision requires a high level of training for personnel’s who are engaged in it. A sufficient amount of technical know-how is needed.

In view of this, the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) educates her employees from the PMO Modernization Group, in a Microsoft Project Software training. This is to improve their performance in the aspect of equitable allocation of time in the delivery and execution of projects.

The Microsoft Project Software allows for better planning and efficiency in the management of projects. This is what built the essence of the training, as the organization sought to improve performance and general conduct of projects.

The need necessitating this training was adequately facilitated by a team of The iCademy consultants, who were relentless in ensuring that the organizational expectation of the Federal Inland Revenue Service of an improved performance in project related duties is efficiently propagated to its staff.