Wondering how to complete projects on time, under budget, with at least a 3:1 ROI?
The key is to STOP managing the project team and START managing the project activity.
Hi, I am Donna Chiacchia a Project and Program Management Consultant, who works with Bio-Med/Pharma, Financial Services, and IT leadership that have processes, projects and programs in crisis, and restores them to a continuous improvement state.
Client leadership is often removed from the three most common PCIs: (Pre-Crisis Indicators):
- Project intention not defined properly
- Scope creep and scope change not managed and...
- Project stakeholders and leadership insufficiently engaged
This is why they are blindsided in an “at-risk” or “off-schedule” project status!
But the good news is they can easily and proactively circumvent this from happening.
Imagine…every week in the executive status meeting, having an on schedule, ahead of budget status. The project team members are in front of all possible road blocks and risks to project completion. The stakeholders and leadership enjoy a healthy margin of float in the project schedule to accomplish nice to have requirements.
Stakeholders and leadership feel empowered to implement high impact, revenue generating project initiatives, ahead of schedule and budget.
If this resonates with you, let’s discuss your vision on how your projects will run:
- On or ahead of schedule
- At or under budget
- Realize at least a 3:1 ROI
Advantage Consulting, LLC clients have achieved stellar results:
+ Reporting reduced from 4 days to 4 hours, saving $1.4M
+ 130,000 records migrated in 60 days, $72M opportunity
+ Incomplete for 3 years, 80 processes converged in 13 months
+ Disaster averted - risk management software defects resolved in just 10 months
Want to learn more? Contact me on my website www.consultdonna.com and schedule a call.
P.S. When I am not pursuing my project management passion, I spend my time traveling with my husband, enjoying friends, and lavishing lots of attention on my two daughters (blond tabby kitties) Elizabeth and Henrietta.