Recently, we explained what a Mobile Center of Excellence is and why organizations should consider establishing one to marshal all the web and mobile app requests bubbling up from lines of business.
Gartner is working with some of the largest and most innovative organizations in the world, many of which have established a Mobile Center of Excellence (MCOE). Yet in those cases where Gartner clients report that they haven’t realized the expected value of a MCOE, the analysts have identified some common problems.
In the recent report, “Top 10 Mistakes to Avoid to Maximize Success With Your MCOE,” Gartner analysts Leif-Olof Wallin and Bryan Taylor list the frequent mistakes companies make when establishing a MCOE that derails the effort or reduces the potential value of the initiative. They include:
- Lack of Executive Sponsorship
- Unclear Charter
- Too Much Focus on Policing Standards
- Not Communicating Wins/Benefits and/or Promoting Services Provided
- Not Distributing Resources/Support Efficiently and/or Failing to Meet SLA
- Failure to Facilitate Ideation and Transformation
- Not Integrated Into Processes (Project, Approval, Purchasing)
- Tools Not Available to Provide End-to-End View of Project Progress
- Lack of Certain Skill Sets
- Fail to Bridge Silos of Power and Autonomy
Read whether establishing a Mobile Center of Excellence is right for your organization.
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