Whether it is developing a software application, opening an office, defining an enterprise strategy, developing a new product line, or moving your business to the next level, we apply a project management approach for each situation to ensure the success of the project.
Our successful large-scale deliverables include:
Quite often even small challenges and daily 'routines' are costly to an organization. By applying project-oriented thinking in daily work, we can easily resolve issues and build on opportunities. This is not usually a lengthy process, but relies on the effectiveness of focusing on the appropriate approach.
Are you organizing the company summer picnic? Approaching this as a project verses in an ad-hoc manner could be the difference between a joyful and a negative experience for employees and families, and in both cases it will be remembered for years.
Does it take several hours or even days to analyze, modify or compile a recurring report? This is a very simple, yet recurring example of how time could be spent more productively. After analyzing why the report is needed, who uses it, and what data is needed (in other words we identify initial requirements, the stakeholders and determine the scope required), it may be concluded that no one is using the report, many unnecessary hours are spent modifying report, or it is just a tiny part of major issue.
By further properly actioning this in a project-oriented approach the issue can be resolved. It may or may not result in a formal project, but project-oriented thinking helps us to approach the issues or opportunities in a structured manner where we are well equipped with proven tools and techniques required to deliver solutions.
Business Analysis (BA) is a valuable tool for daily use. BA tools and techniques are always used in a project to identify requirements and perform stakeholders analysis. Sometimes a business analysis endeavour is a project on its own, managed accordingly. For example, an Enterprise Analysis may be performed to identify business needs and define solutions for the scope and approach. The output of Enterprise Analysis may in turn result in other projects in order to implement identified solutions.
