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One of the most important projects management documents organizations prepare is the Project Schedule. Depending on the size, duration, and complexity of the project, the schedules could run from a hundred to few hundreds and even over a thousand line items with start dates, end dates, duration, etc. As a leader, how do you make … Read more

As a leader, you manage multiple projects and programs as part of the organizational strategy execution framework. These projects/programs may be local, regional, or even global. If you are part of a large organization, these initiatives may cut across industry verticals. Your customers insist on different types of contracts based on the nature of the … Read more

The events of 9/11 changed the way the world, organizations, and professionals looked at risk management…be it at the enterprise level or at program/project management levels. Subject Matter Experts began looking for algorithms that could help organizations observe tons of data and draw risk-related conclusions from them. We have various sophisticated software that addresses this … Read more

Did the title of this blog stump you? Well, it was purely intentional and not a coincidence! As professionals, we all understand what ROI or Return on Investment is. What is ROF? Well, we will come to that in a while.Allow me to set the context.Organizations, both in the private as well as government sectors, … Read more

If ‘time travel’ was a reality, what would you liketo do going back 20 years in time? I am not hinting at your personal choices, but rather discussing with you a serious issue that professionals and organizations have faced and continue to face. Even with the latest technology and processes in place, senior leaders across … Read more

Across the globe, organizations are lured by the opportunities to seek and pursue projects in all industries. The opportunities to impact the top line, bottom line, market share, be the first mover in the market are some reasons here. In the hope of exploiting such mouth-watering opportunities, organizations many times make the mistake of bidding … Read more

(Part 2 – Managers and Owners) In my last post (Project Management – Communication) I went over what a Stakeholder is and identify the three different types of stakeholders. Now let’s take a deeper look at Stakeholders who are your Managers and Owners. As I mentioned before it is very important to get this group … Read more