UPDATED MAY 2020 - This blog will appear monthly from now on. Today, all organizations depend on technological innovation in order to sustain their existence. Analysis of emerging technologies and identification of those technologies with the greatest potential is essential to being prepared for upcoming projects. The objective of this blog is to establish future oriented technology analysis and insights. This blog was established to provide program and project managers with information about these emerging technologies. These emerging technologies have far reaching repercussions for program and project managers. This blog will jump-start the learning process and allow program and project managers to become proactive.
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| Wow - some of these stats are eye-opening and quite concerning.
A recently published stat is cause for great concern. Did you realize that MOST organizations have a 70 percent project failure rate. This is one of many stats that have just been published
Just think how these stats would increase on new and emerging technologies we have ZERO experience with, no Best Practices and no benchmarks.
Take a look - https://learn.g2crowd.com/project-management-statistics
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Posted on: December 14, 2018 04:51 PM
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| I just participated in a slide presentation about 2017. Data suggests that over 60 percent of organizations IT departments believe they will initiate new projects involving emerging technology in 2017. A whopping 30 percent believe they need new tech pros to clearly articulate their business value and how the new technologies will aide in achieving business goals. With all that, only 5 percent stated they wanted to hire PMs and 8 percent believe their biggest leadership challenge will be managing these projects. Makes one think!
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| I was recently asked to get involved in the early stages of a new product development that truly has the potential to transform this industry. After interacting with their team for 2 days some concerns have surfaced. First and foremost they do not use any industry recognized approaches for their product development. Nothing close to anything close to anything in PMI or on this site. They pick and choose what to call their approach and have no formal definition of each phase or stage. Equally as important is that they pick and choose what they want to do as part of the development and have selected to ignore other important components of development. This is starting to look like they are trying to severely short-cut what anyone would consider a standard development process. It is a business/technology initiative, but all they want to do is concentrate on the tech aspects. What would you do?
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