Showing posts with label Ryan Fyfe. Show all posts
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Sunday, 21 September 2014

Project Management: The Science of Execution

by: Ryan Fyfe


Success of any project depends on managing the four important elements: Time, Resource, Money and Size. Generally the first three factors are considered to be of utmost importance but managing the size of the project after understanding the right requirement is also a very important factor. If one changes the size of the project there is corresponding change in time needed to complete the project, the required budget and resources.


A project manager is responsible for accomplishing project objectives. Important responsibilities of a project manager are planning, creating clear goals, quantifying the project requirement and managing time, money, resource and size. He prepares the WBS , the work breakdown structure which subdivides the work into manageable chunks. The challenging part for him is to optimize the use of allocated resources to meet predefined objectives. He understands the expectations of the clients and executes the project as per their specifications.


A project manager is the person accountable for accomplishing the stated project objectives. Key project management responsibilities include creating clear and attainable project objectives, building the project requirements, and managing the triple constraint for projects. Project management makes it essential for the project manager to clearly identify the scope and size of the project so that the timelines can then be planned and resource can be allocated accordingly.


Project management is the task of planning and organizing resources to reach a specific objective for example developing a software program. Project manager will sketch a project plan for developing the program which will include identifying the tasks and deliverables, allotting responsibilities to right people, quantifying the resources and setting timelines for various phases and have project control systems in place.


Project Management needs project control systems that help in keeping the project on time, in budget and on track. Project control systems review every step of the project right from the planning stage to the post implementation stage. One needs to make sure how much control is right for the project. One cannot be wasting too much time on reviews and on the other hand if the project is not reviewed properly after important steps, it could result in a disaster. A project manager may take an auditor of the project as a control consultant on board. Project management policies on resource planning and timing should be clearly stated.


Today product management is more of a science than it ever was. The technology has come to the aid of a project manager and new methodologies help him understand the complexities of his project well so that it is easier for him to execute his plans. Today firms have their product portfolio specifications and they resort to PPM , or product portfolio management when ever they need to decide on a project. PPM with the help of gathered data enables them to choose the right projects and then helps them do it in the right way.


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Wednesday, 20 August 2014

Project Management: The Science of Execution

by: Ryan Fyfe


Success of any project depends on managing the four important elements: Time, Resource, Money and Size. Generally the first three factors are considered to be of utmost importance but managing the size of the project after understanding the right requirement is also a very important factor. If one changes the size of the project there is corresponding change in time needed to complete the project, the required budget and resources.


A project manager is responsible for accomplishing project objectives. Important responsibilities of a project manager are planning, creating clear goals, quantifying the project requirement and managing time, money, resource and size. He prepares the WBS , the work breakdown structure which subdivides the work into manageable chunks. The challenging part for him is to optimize the use of allocated resources to meet predefined objectives. He understands the expectations of the clients and executes the project as per their specifications.


A project manager is the person accountable for accomplishing the stated project objectives. Key project management responsibilities include creating clear and attainable project objectives, building the project requirements, and managing the triple constraint for projects. Project management makes it essential for the project manager to clearly identify the scope and size of the project so that the timelines can then be planned and resource can be allocated accordingly.


Project management is the task of planning and organizing resources to reach a specific objective for example developing a software program. Project manager will sketch a project plan for developing the program which will include identifying the tasks and deliverables, allotting responsibilities to right people, quantifying the resources and setting timelines for various phases and have project control systems in place.


Project Management needs project control systems that help in keeping the project on time, in budget and on track. Project control systems review every step of the project right from the planning stage to the post implementation stage. One needs to make sure how much control is right for the project. One cannot be wasting too much time on reviews and on the other hand if the project is not reviewed properly after important steps, it could result in a disaster. A project manager may take an auditor of the project as a control consultant on board. Project management policies on resource planning and timing should be clearly stated.


Today product management is more of a science than it ever was. The technology has come to the aid of a project manager and new methodologies help him understand the complexities of his project well so that it is easier for him to execute his plans. Today firms have their product portfolio specifications and they resort to PPM , or product portfolio management when ever they need to decide on a project. PPM with the help of gathered data enables them to choose the right projects and then helps them do it in the right way.


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Thursday, 31 July 2014

Self Monitoring Tools

Self Monitoring Tools – Being Presentable and Having a Positive Mannerism

by: Ryan Fyfe


Self monitoring is a process through which people regulate or keep a check on their own behavior in order that they will be perceived by others in a favorable manner. Self monitoring helps to monitor their behavior to fit themselves in different situations. It helps to pay personal attention to yourself, your problems and habits. Self control helps to maintain a discipline in yourself. Self monitoring is the power to control the reactions. If it is used appropriately and in a sensible manner, it can prove to be a very successful and important self monitoring tools in achieving self improvement for success.


Self monitoring tools help in making some sense out of your collected data. It has the ability to control one’s desires, emotions and behavior that helps in the capacity of efficient management in the future. In other words it is called self regulation. Self control helps to maintain a discipline in oneself. Basically there are two types of monitoring, they are qualitative monitoring and quantitative monitoring. Paying attention to the quality of things happening is qualitative monitoring. On the other side quantitative monitoring involves counting things. You need to be systematic while you undergo self monitoring.


Self monitoring tools play a vital role in overcoming your fears, addictions and any kind of unsuitable behavior. It puts a control on your life and helps maintain a good relationship with others or people with whom you deal with. It improves your relationship, develops patience and tolerance. It helps to achieve success and happiness in your life. By developing your willpower and self discipline you develop and strengthen your self control. The subconscious mind is one of the major keys to self improvement and self growth. People are now very keen to find their own self problems. The desire for change must be strong enough to resist anything difficult schedule. By self monitoring you will began to feel the change within you and your life.


Self monitoring tools help in many ways which are as follows:


- It gives you sense of personal mastery over your life.


- Helps you to lead your own life.


- Self control can help you to be independent.


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- It helps you a be trustworthy person


- It makes you responsible.


- It keeps a complete check in your behavior.


Self monitoring has also got some obstacles which are as follows:


- Knowledge deficiency


- Uncontrolled emotion responses


- Undisciplined lifestyle


- Lack of desire to adapt changes and improvements.


Self monitoring identifies those parts of your life which needs to be more in control so as to improve oneself, one’s attitude, behavior and overall control on himself. It helps in controlling your anger, fear, obsessive behavior of the person. Some of the tips for self monitoring are to visualize and keep track over your behavior through self control. Take one instance where you lack control over your self and visualize your behavior calmly and yourself. You can work on strengthening and developing your willpower, this can be achieved by doing the right exercises and using self monitoring tools.


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Saturday, 7 June 2014

Project Management: The Science of Execution




by: Ryan Fyfe








audio visual project management 300x197 Project Management: The Science of Execution Success of any project depends on managing the four important elements: Time, Resource, Money and Size. Generally the first three factors are considered to be of utmost importance but managing the size of the project after understanding the right requirement is also a very important factor. If one changes the size of the project there is corresponding change in time needed to complete the project, the required budget and resources.








A project manager is responsible for accomplishing project objectives. Important responsibilities of a project manager are planning, creating clear goals, quantifying the project requirement and managing time, money, resource and size. He prepares the WBS , the work breakdown structure which subdivides the work into manageable chunks. The challenging part for him is to optimize the use of allocated resources to meet predefined objectives. He understands the expectations of the clients and executes the project as per their specifications.








A project manager is the person accountable for accomplishing the stated project objectives. Key project management responsibilities include creating clear and attainable project objectives, building the project requirements, and managing the triple constraint for projects. Project management makes it essential for the project manager to clearly identify the scope and size of the project so that the timelines can then be planned and resource can be allocated accordingly.








Project management is the task of planning and organizing resources to reach a specific objective for example developing a software program. Project manager will sketch a project plan for developing the program which will include identifying the tasks and deliverables, allotting responsibilities to right people, quantifying the resources and setting timelines for various phases and have project control systems in place.








Project Management needs project control systems that help in keeping the project on time, in budget and on track. Project control systems review every step of the project right from the planning stage to the post implementation stage. One needs to make sure how much control is right for the project. One cannot be wasting too much time on reviews and on the other hand if the project is not reviewed properly after important steps, it could result in a disaster. A project manager may take an auditor of the project as a control consultant on board. Project management policies on resource planning and timing should be clearly stated.








Today product management is more of a science than it ever was. The technology has come to the aid of a project manager and new methodologies help him understand the complexities of his project well so that it is easier for him to execute his plans. Today firms have their product portfolio specifications and they resort to PPM , or product portfolio management when ever they need to decide on a project. PPM with the help of gathered data enables them to choose the right projects and then helps them do it in the right way.








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