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One team, architecture through operations.

PMP, earned-value management (EVM), and SAFe delivery of large, complex federal cyber and IT programs, with ITIL-aligned service management underneath. One accountable team carries the work from architecture through operations.

Overview

Program Management & Service Delivery

Program management is the discipline that keeps large, complex federal cyber and IT programs delivering: one integrated plan, one set of controls, and one accountable team from architecture through operations.

Pueo manages delivery to PMP-aligned program controls, applies earned-value management where the program calls for it, and runs SAFe cadence where the work is iterative. The same team runs ITIL-aligned service management beneath the program, so incidents, problems, changes, and service requests move through a documented process instead of ad hoc escalation.

Cost, schedule, and performance report on a fixed rhythm, with variance explained at the work-package level and risk tracked to a named owner and a mitigation. Leaders see the program as it actually is, early enough to act on it.

Accelerators

What’s Inside

  • Integrated planning and program controls

    Work breakdown structure, integrated master schedule, and baseline management, with variance analysis, risk and issue registers, and a documented change-control path for scope and schedule.

  • Earned-value management

    EVM measurement where the program calls for it: performance measurement baselines, cost and schedule variance at the work-package level, and estimates to complete that reconcile back to the schedule.

  • Agile delivery at scale

    SAFe-aligned program increment planning, delivery cadence, and backlog governance for iterative cyber and IT work, so agile teams stay traceable to program commitments.

  • ITIL-aligned service management

    Service catalog, incident, problem, change, and request fulfillment processes with defined roles and measures, plus continual service improvement against the operating baseline.

  • Transition and steady state

    Phase-in planning, knowledge capture, staffing and onboarding, and teammate integration, so the move into operations does not restart the program.

Mission Impact

Outcomes

  • Programs managed to plan, with cost and schedule variance visible early.
  • One accountable team from architecture through operations.
  • Agile delivery that stays traceable to program commitments.
  • Service work run through documented ITIL processes instead of ad hoc escalation.
  • Program reporting leaders can take into a review without rebuilding it.

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