CHOW #91- Vital Signs of a Program
Reading the scenario painted in the blog: Program Health Vital Signs, can you distil out a few...
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Category: Program Management
Program Health Vital Signs
The key to the health of a project is the implementation of good practices. A...
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CHOW #90- Critical conversation
Nipun Sehgal was the designated QnC (IT Service Provider) Program Manager for the engagement with...
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Thoughts that plague a manager’s mind
As a consultant, I come across many project and program managers in the IT world. I always...
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6 Things about Custom Workshops for Project / Delivery Managers
As a Learning & Development (L&D) leader or Delivery Head for software, you have a...
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When do Managers usually transition to a coach?
Demography in India is a huge topic often discussed in B-school as a key strength. Let’s...
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The withering away of the CIO
In the recent past, the broadband waves have been flooded with speculations of the possible demise...
Read MoreRisk Management: Good to Great – Part II Enablers
Sometime in March 2016, we started with the series Risk Management: Good to Great. In Part I of the series on Practices. we covered what we believe are “great” risk management practices based on our consulting...
Read MoreDigital India – a recent experience
These days there is a new buzz around “Digital India” in governance – the use of technologies like the Internet broadband and smart phones coupled with programs like “Aadhaar” to improve the reach...
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How not to do Project Management- Lessons from Bengaluru Metro
There’s one school of thought – that you learn something when you do it and experience...
Read MoreContractual Contretemps – Part 3
This article is third in the series on Contractual Contretemps. It is a continuation of Part 2. You can look up Part 1 as well on tips/anecdotes on Master Services Agreements. In the earlier Part 2, we introduced the list below...
Read MoreCommunicating with the End in Mind
Most of us are familiar with the Basic Communication Model – with sender, channel and receiver. We all understand that the responsibility for effective communication rests with both parties, with a slight onus on the...
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