20.4. Executing the Business Objectives
Once the initiation and planning (Figure 20-2) of the business objectives are completed, each objective is executed. The first step is to perform the objective implementation process (Chapter 21), which includes portfolio, program, and project organization and selection and preliminary scope definition. This is followed by the charter issuing process (Chapter 22), which authorizes funds for work to begin.
The PBMM executing, monitoring, controlling, and closing processes for business objective development were developed and defined in the PBMM model of Chapter 10; their relationships and interactions are shown in Figure 20-9. Business Objective execution is finished when work on the business objective ...
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