With the advancement of technology and globalization, companies of this century are faced with challenges to successfully execute a project, as there is increased demand, competition, and constraints. Most of the project has either aggressive low cost budget or time constraint. On top it is not fully scoped or requirements change due to external factors. Project management skills are very important in successful execution of any project. Be it a small or big project. The bigger and more complex a project gets, the more you need to formalize the processes and techniques to effectively manage the work, prevent small problems from mushrooming into large problems, and keeps focus. Our Project Management team members are qualified and have required skills which can help you in every phase of the project. Such as in gathering the requirements, strategizing, estimating, managing risks, scheduling resources and costs, reducing duration, monitoring progress, managing quality, metrics and many more. They can act as mediator between the stakeholder or customer and team members. In other words, know how to prepare a broad customer requirements document, construct a network diagram, and construct a work breakdown structure. Without these skills, it is very difficult to organize and facilitate the formation of a high-quality project plan and to maintain control during project execution.

What makes us different

Whether it is a short term or long term engagement, our experts have the capabilities and skillset to handle your needs. Some of our expertise includes:

• Delivering efficient services:

  We work smarter and take appropriate measures when needed which leads to project completion by avoiding bumps and potholes.

• Mission-critical initiatives:

  Our customers utilize our expertise when they cannot manage project in-house or afford failures. This way they can concentrate on their core business and leave rest to us.

• Best Practices:

  Our project management team members will make sure that they are working to the best of their abilities, helping project team gain responsibility and experience, keeping project customer engaged. They have the ability to forecast, compare and contrast estimated with actuals and take corrective actions to cut the slack and reduce overhead costs, and resources. Sticking to overall project management best practices is what we strive for.

• Risk Assessments:

  Our project management team have the skillset to mitigate potential risks, impediments and raise the red flag at the right time and get back the project on track for successful completion.

Approaches

There are different approaches for managing project activities. Regardless of the methodology we give consideration to the overall project objectives, timeline, and cost, as well as the roles and responsibilities. We practice:

• Traditional Waterfall Model
• Extreme Project Management
• Agile Project Management
  1. Scrum
  2. Extreme Programming
  3. Kanban