OMIMO

Open Minimalist Modules

OMIMO is a family of methods and models for the project ecosystem. All modules are designed to be easy to learn, easy to use, and easy to teach.

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Open

All OMIMO modules are open and libre, with a Creative Commons Attribution license. It means that you can use them in any way you want, including for commercial purposes, without asking for permission.

Based on the license, the freedoms provided in OMIMO modules cannot be revoked in the future.

Minimalist

All OMIMO modules are minimalist systems, meaning that they focus on the most essential aspects instead of creating a huge, bloated system. Minimalism makes the modules easier to learn, easier to use, and easier to teach.

The modules offer methods or models instead of pools of random advice.

Modular

OMIMO is modular, in that all its elements are carefully designed to work independent of the others. As a result, you won’t be locked into the system and will be able to use any of the modules and mix them with those outside OMIMO.

OMIMO is an ongoing endeavor and more modules will be added in the future.


The Project Ecosystem

OMIMO is a family of the following modules, each designed to solve a different set of problems. There’s no single “best” module, but the right choice depends on your situation. Instead of picking the most popular type of module, identify your primary problems, then choose the module that addresses it best.
Level 5Level 4Level 3Level 2Level 1PortfolioManagementProgramManagementProjectManagementTeamManagementTaskManagementLeader's Behavior CompassP5.expressP4.expressP3.expressP2.expressP1.expressmicro.P3.expressNUPPThe full landscape

Announcements

All important updates about OMIMO modules are announced here. If you’re interested in using or contributing to the modules, it’s best to stay informed of these announcements by one of the following three methods:

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OMIMO is co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of OMIMO only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or EPOS VZW. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.