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Managing complex Projects/Programs

Managing project is a challenge on day to basis for a project manager. 

Managing the complex project will be very challenging for a project manager.

The complex projects are run over budget and over schedule and the large scale application development projects are particularly challenging because of their complexity and high degree of interdependency among work streams, which includes integration with ERP, payment gateway, third party application, technology and cloud deployment.

Between these team's in-sufficient information flows.

To manage the complex projects follow below disciplines:

To manage the complex projects follow below management technique:
1) Big Picture
    1.1) Goal
    1.2) Outcome
    1.3) Opportunities
    1.4) Problems
    1.5) Success criteria
2) Team
    2.1) T.E.A.M = Together Everyone Achieves More
    2.2) Match team and skills
    2.3) Clear role and responsibilities
    2.4) Create positive team environment
    2.5) Motivate team by rewards
3) Shared Goal
    3.1) Create a shared goals
    3.2) Align goals with big picture
    3.3) Break down to achievable goals
4) Communication
    4.1) Using collaboration tools
    4.2) Accessible project plan
    4.3) Collaboration and Transparency



    


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