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Collaborative Project Planning and Management
Prof. Sanjay G Dhande, IIT Kanpur
 

In the global economy where project outsourcing is the way of doing business, good collaborative tools are critical for the success of projects. While inputs and outputs continue to be important entities, planning and   ‘process’ plays an important role for the success . The project teams operate from different locations in different countries, continents with varying cultures and time zones. It is very important that everyone in the project, including the stake holders see the same and latest real-time data, in their own time zones. Based on what they see, they should able to take decisions quicker than earlier. In traditional project management, the tasks allocation and issue management are done during face-to-face meetings. Project status is reviewed in frequent face-to-face meetings. The teams collate   project status data in advance for status meetings. By the time they are discussed, part of the data is already redundant or ‘old’. Face to face meetings are practically not possible in a global environment. Use of collaborative project planning and management tools help project leads Plan, Execute and Manage project information  in real time under collaborative environment without having to go thru’ long hours of project review meetings. Issue updates and notifications are handled through message-boards, or better still, through sophisticated program management tools that manage repository of messages. The concerned project members are notified thru’ notifications. Issues are resolved thru’ efficient collaborative issue management systems.

Unlike traditional manual or computer assisted  project management styles, the collaborative project management scenario focuses on not only using Project Management as a  planning or reporting tool, but also helps project managers in activities like execution progress, Project lifecycle management, project health,  Issue management, change management, knowledge capture, use of best practices,  resource management, deliverables management and so on.   

Gathering real-time project related information helps conduct meaningful analysis of projects and re- use experiences/ best practices in new projects. It provides right information to the management in terms of business planning, infrastructure issues and training needs.

 
The Importance of Earned Value Management in IT Projects
Sujit Mishra, Dell
Productivity and Performance Measurement for better Predictability
V. Kasi Viswanathan, Niteo
What Every Project Manager Should Know - Trends in Project Governance
Sunil Anand, Wipro
Process Framework of Portfolio Management
Gourav Kumar, Siemens
Virtual Project Management Office
S.Chandramouli & S.Rajarajan, Satyam
Building a PMO that Executives Love
Arul Nambi Thiruppathi, Tesco

Practical Guide for Effective Risk Management
Anup B Darvatkar & Sonal Magapu, Infosys

Cyclic Innovation Concept (CIC) towards Effective Project Management
Ravi Agarwal, Infosys
Automated Agility Assessment Model for Agile Development Process
Aditya Garg, L&T Infotech
Program Management Office for Global Application Rollout: A Case Study
Ranjeet R Krishna, Cognizant
Productivity Improvement and Measurement Mechanism in Maintenance Projects
C. Padma, Sonata Software Limited
Using Queuing Theory to Estimate the FTE in Production Support Projects
Mahua Seth & Arunabha Sengupta, Cognizant
Effective Release Management in Agile Scrum Methodology
A Narasimhan, Niladri Sankar Ray & M Sreenivasulu, Siemens
Effective Management of ‘Fixed Bid’ Software Development Projects
Balasubramanian Kumaraswamy & Narayan Thirumalaithattai, Satyam Computer Services
360 Degree RISK Management Model – A new model to Rate, Mitigate and Exploit Opportunities
V S Srividhya & Ananth Subramanian, Infosys
Agile & Accountable Methodology - Effective Processes, Tools and Techniques for Software Development in Onsite/Offshore Model
Amit Unde, L&T Infotech
Viable System Model: A Framework for Designing Structure and Control for Programme Management
Veerendra K. Rai & K. Subramanian, Tata Consultancy Services
Collaborative Project Planning and Management
Prof. Sanjay G Dhande, IIT Kanpur
Monetizing Risks - A Concept
Subhashis Basak, Dell
Practical Realization of Quantitative Process Management:
Bharathy Venkataraman, Alcatel

 
 
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