Forbes Features FlowWright Article on Workflow Revolutionizing Cutover Project
Harold Engstrom • August 8, 2018
When there is real return on investment (ROI) associated with hitting schedules and milestones, managing complex projects can be risky and stressful for companies. Examples of such projects are enterprise resource planning (ERP) like SAP or Oracles EBS and planned plant shutdowns and startups. To get projects like these under control, managers need to prioritize planning and address.
Planning (what needs to be done)
• Dependencies (what tasks depend on what other tasks, and how)
• Testing of the project plan (verify that the plan can be executed in the order defined)
• Critical path (understand what the longest pole in the schedule tent is -- what path will take the most time)
• Progress and status reports (visualization for team members, managers and executives)
• Feedback from project members (how will communication be managed effectively?)
The most well-known tools used to manage projects like this are typical project management and spreadsheet tools. While helpful, they still fall short of what managers need as the tools are missing the ability to....READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE.
By addressing the challenges outlined above and implementing the recommended solutions, organizations can create a seamless and productive work environment...
Workflow automation continues to grow and is used by more teams than ever before. This is due to rapid technological innovation and increasing demands for efficiency, flexibility, and intelligence across industries.
