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Pavithra Pannerselvam Cutover Management Planner| Danfoss Industries A/S Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
What are the different project engines used in your company?
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Pavithra Pannerselvam Cutover Management Planner| Danfoss Industries A/S Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
I agree with Markus. Agile methodology is used in Visual board meetings as the changes are rapid.I believe PMIS is the right word for this.
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Pavithra Pannerselvam Cutover Management Planner| Danfoss Industries A/S Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
Sep 14, 2017 7:55 AM
Replying to Stéphane Parent
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This is not something used in the PMBOK. Where did this "project engine" come from Pavithra?
I believe it is indirectly mentioned as PMIS in PMBOK. As I have experienced in reality, documents names are not directly mentioned in PMBOK. But it shows a generic term what it has to be called.
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John Tieso Author, Lecturer in Business Management| The Catholic University of America, Busch School of Business & Economics Arlington, Va, United States
Sep 14, 2017 4:22 AM
Replying to Peter Ambrosy
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Agree with Deepesh. When you have team members coming from the line organisation and they are basically used to MS-Office products, SharePoint is from my point of view the smartest "engine" to push the needed collaboration and transparency, as it is highly integrated with MS-Office Products. In case you go for SharePoint, I recommend you to study and use the "SharePoint List" functionality that allows you to configure specific tables and views for your project. A good combination with SharePoint is to have it integrated with MS Project Server.
Agreed.I have have used a similar environment a number of times and it works., The key is keeping things simple enough there is not a long learning curve, and comprehensive enough that it does the job for you, especially if you have a distributed team.
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