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Project management trends always impact organizations in a big way. Let us identify & discuss these trends to organizational need for expertise who are coping with tighter budgets, fewer financial and human resources, and change. The aim of the topic is to suggest where project management will focus in 2009 to drive project and organizational success.
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Agile is mature enough
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Agile is still developing
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Venkat Potineni
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It can be implemented in almost all areas unlike more confine to Outsourceing as it's the practice untill work get done.
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Suhas Chitade
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Well, Agile can be worked out in outsourced environmet. However as per my understanding it will be difficult to implement when you have trans national teams mainly due to time differences.
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Qazi Irfan Mustafa
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"Agile is mature enough "
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If one gives it a though, agile methodologies have always been there, just that they have been discouraged, besides they did not have a name and identity. There was a good reason to discourage them in past but the reasons faded away and people...
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Debate: "Project Management the Agile way...means quicker ROI" deleted from your view.
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Keep it Simple
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be flexible
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RAMESH KANDADAI
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"respect from everyone and to everyone"
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The team must respect you as a proactive solution provider for all their needs.
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RAMESH KANDADAI
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"tailor everything based on project needs"
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whether it is team process or project management plans, make sure they are tailor made to meet the needs / objectives of the project. Most organizations have a simple set up which they allow a project manager to customize to suit the needs of the...
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Radha V
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"Respecting everyone's effort."
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According to me, a good project Management could be achieved by respecting everyone's spirit, there by maintaing the Team Unity, Team Spirit, and which would help in achieving the deliverables,keeping time,scope and Cost Management in par.
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Ideate: "Best Project Management Practice !!!" deleted from your view.
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Use of Agile Approach and Techniques.
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Project management is evolving
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Sankhadeep
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"Use of Agile Approach and Techniques."
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I do agree that Agile is the way forward for PM. My organization has started the initiative already .However there is this old school of thought that keeps rearing its head and put showstoppers on our tracks. Agile according to me is a way of...
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Mallaya Pandravada
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"Managerial Technics:Plannining; Organizing; staffing; leading; Controling "
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AGILE approach is much case specific approach pertaining to software projects and is verymuch successful inthat criteria.Most of the Projects are falling in general criteria where agile technic is not much applicable.So Managerial technics...
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Ideate: "What are the Project Management Trends that are observed to continue?" deleted from your view.
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Online pm and SaaS is the way to go
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On-line management and SaaS for India- A must and no choice
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Bithika Bhatnagar Trivedi
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"Online pm and SaaS is the way to go"
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I agree that SaaS and Online project management is something which is happening in smaller instances today and will pick up with time. But the factor determining its growth and time-span will the infrastructure in place and government...
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Dhananjay Raturi
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"Inevitable- but will take time"
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Barring certain industry verticals, the potential is tremendous. The ASP model would not be accepted by big organizations, but SaaS is where everything is headed.[Chrome OS won't be nothing more than a host for google chrome IMHO] sectors like...
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aditya ghare
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"Online pm and SaaS is the way to go"
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Where there is SaaS, Paas or IaaS has to follow, since the backbone of Saas is going to be PaaS. For businesses it makes more sense to adopt SaaS, and for IT professionals, it's time to go the PaaS way. Developing on the cloud (PaaS) is going to...
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Ideate: "What potential do you see for Online project management and SaaS in future?" deleted from your view.
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Multiple assignment does NOT impact effectiveness, productivity
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Multiple assignment does impact effectiveness, productivity
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Manoj
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"Multiple assignment does impact effectiveness, productivity"
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Unlike construction industry where basic implementation process is almost same for each building even though Architecture is different. In IT field, every Application or Project is different in design implementation even though Architecture is...
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Debate: "Multiple project assignment vs Productity" deleted from your view.
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In the BNET article “ Lessons From the World’s Best Project Managers ,” project managers from General Motors, Nokia, Facebook, and Method (a line of green cleaning products) share the most important lessons they’ve learned while working on high-stake projects. Here’s what they say: “The perfect is the enemy of the deadline.” - Bill Wallace, engineering group manager for GM’s Volt battery “Always know whose problem you’re solving.” - Lisa Waits, Nokia’s director of corporate business development “Make sure you’re talking to the right people.” - Josh Handy, head of industrial design at Method “Ask yourself, ‘Is this necessary?’ - Peter Deng, product manager at Facebook Read the BNET article f...
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P. Abraham Paul
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Before acting take cosolidated view of the 4 things:- Look at me, look at you, look at the time/situation, look at the occassion/surroundings. In my vernakular:- Enne Nokku, Ninne Nokku, Neram Nokku, Nila Nokku.
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Trends: "PMs from GM, Nokia, Facebook, Method share lessons learned" deleted from your view.
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Radhakrishna Marar
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As of now its an upward trend and it would be really interesting to see how organizations will really adopt to this.
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Debate: "Project Management Outsourcing: Will it help organisations?" deleted from your view.
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Integrated Analysis Systems
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Increased use of Agile
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Arijay Chaudhry
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"Integrated Analysis Systems"
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The latest trend is toward the Integrated Data Analysis and Simulation Module or the IDASM. It has an oracle backend and Java frontend. It combines, datawarehousing, strategic data analysis, business intelligence reports, GUI flexibility, system...
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Bipin Ghosh
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"Increased use of Agile"
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I agree with ramdass that PM and BA convergence, but then another trend that is taking place is that there will be an increase in the Agile approach, Integrating Agile methods business analysis is a trend that is going to continue in the future...
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Arijay Chaudhry
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"Increased use of Agile"
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Agile does some level of work on integration of data, however, the technologies on IDASM developed with the help of a regional institute in India far outpaces what organizations such as Agile, oracle or SAS can provide. Dr. Parag Deshpande is a...
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Ideate: "What are the trends in Business analysis for the future??" deleted from your view.
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Amit Agarwal
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"No"
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There is no end to the discussion but it is an absolute reality that Project Management is far more stable profession than most other profession. With more more number of Big / Mega Projects coming up, new avenues new ventures opening up (like...
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Shyne U
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"Yes"
| 2 years ago
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I've seen a no: of Project managers being fired in Dubai since December. Before recession, there was a Client PM, an external PM (an independent office) a Consultant's PM. The chain was made shorter and the Clients wanted their PMs to take care...
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Puneet Maurya
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"No"
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No, project management jobs are not the one that will go first during recession as they are the heart and soul of the organization, one will think more than twice before removing them, as they are the ones who take care of the projects from the...
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Debate: "Are Project Management jobs first to go during recession ? " deleted from your view.
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Ease your way into the practice
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Finding the right customer
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Ranvijay Singh
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"De-centralization of management can help a team transition to Agile Frameworks"
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The concept of de-centralization has sustained so far and has proven to be effective in almost everything. Consider the Panchayati Raj in our country.
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Prad Roy
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"De-centralization of management can help a team transition to Agile Frameworks"
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It's no more a new thing on the edge. The more you de-centralize the more agile you become. Accountability moves to the lowest level of hierarchy, making it look like a flat hierarchy. It works...believe me...
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Ideate: "How to implement an Agile project management successfully?" deleted from your view.
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