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PROJECT MANAGEMENT – 180⁰ OVERVIEW
Subhamoy Chakraborti
General Manager (IT), NBFC
Agenda 1. What is a Project?
2. The Org Structures
3. How does a Corporate launch an App?
4. The Trust Factor
5. Do’s
6. Don’ts
7. Q & A
What is a Project?
“A Project is a temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique product, service or result.” – PMP
Take Away 1: Project Management is not only about software developers & their managers
Typical Client Organization
MD
Biz 1 Biz 2 Mktg Sales HR Audit IT
Projects Ops Network Security Infra
Take Away 2: Identify the Stakeholders
Typical Vendor Organization
CEO
Sales
Geo 1 Geo 2
Delivery
Vertical Head 1
Delivery Head
Account Manager
Project Manger
Vertical Head 2
Vertical Head 3
Horizontal 1
Horizontal 2
Take Away 3: Define the single point of contact
How does a Corporate launch an App?
1. Business problem definition
2. Need identification
3. To-be process definition Biz
IT
Biz
4. Budget approval
5. Vendor selection
6. SRS sign-off
7. Software design & development
8. Device procurement
9. Data connectivity
10. Server & Security procurement
11. UAT
12. User training
13. Rollout & Operations
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App project
Security setup
Infrastructure setup
Data Plan/ISP
Network
Device procurement
Take Away 4: Learn the Big Picture
Who own the bout?
The Trust Factor
Trust (or the lack of it) is the key factor behind success (or failure) of a project, but its missed out most of the time.
When trust factor goes missing: - Failure of communication channels
- Wastage of effort in accusing & defending each other
- Frequent escalations
Do’s
Succeed Talk Track Plan
Take Away 5: WSR/MSRs are important and necessary
Don’ts
• Don’t over-commit
• Keep customer in loop
• It’s not about show-off of your
latest learning.
• Don’t Assume – Ask
• You know Technology better than Customer
• Don’t execute a deal which appears too good to be true.
• Vendor is not a Superman.
• Don’t force the vendor in a loss making deal – they need to have a business case too
• You know business better than Vendor
Vendor Customer
THANK YOU
Subhamoy Chakraborti
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