Projects @ Relay Race

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Projects @ Relay Race Deliver projects faster than you ever imagined

Author Name: John Robert, Mike Teiler | Format: Paperback | Genre : Business, Investing & Management | Other Details

Why is every project always late? How is a standard relay race team able to routinely out-do Usain Bolt? P@RR will show you how to apply the Relay Race metaphor to every project you manage. + What are the secrets of proper use of your resources? When is it ok to "waste" them? + Is it ever ok to multitask? How can you implement these secrets into the management of your own projects, and be faster than fast? +P@RR will reveal the secrets. +P@RR will show you how to be your fastest self. You can implement these changes: +OTG - On The Go! +No investments +No disruptions +No new infrastructure How? By implementing a small number of powerful yet counter-intuitive techniques into your existing process. Once you have finished reading P@RR you won't believe how fast, fast can really be!

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John Robert, Mike Teiler

John Robert is a project leadership enthusiast with two decades of experience in projects, engineering, and operations. He has significant exposure in large-scale infrastructure projects and complex research program management. John is an engineer and MBA by education. He has 360degree exposure as a consultant, project manager, leader and contractor, from a simple brick and mortar projects to ERP implementation to complex research and development programs. While many of the project he executed or lead were successful; he also had his share of failures. He considers his experience of challenging projects are more valuable, the projects that have not met the time, cost and scope targets. Many of them failed in spite of adapting the best practices of project management. His quest is in search of a solution to this; you will find this reflected in his writings.