Project And Program Solutions Specialist

The future direction of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) is being increasing defined by the needs of business units and divisions, less by the hierarchical requirements of IT departments. This transition is occurring with increasing speed and velocity, shifting the balance of political power in organizations to the line-of-business users, away from IT, while also drastically changing the architecture and platforms of ERP systems (Markus, Petrie, Axline, 2000). The intent of this essay is to define how ERP will develop over the next five years, also defining what ERP's development will mean for business and organizational models of public-service contractor companies and the U.S. Government. The essay will continue with prescriptive guidance of whether public-service contractor companies need to take a leadership or followership role with respect to the future of ERP.

While this is a good opportunity to build a business and has a lot of potential Ralph has hired an Enterprise Architecture Consultant to provide a solid Business Model which will allow for more consistency and will provide a foundation for more growth in the market. The Consultant will research the company, how it currently operates and will identify areas where business process standardization would provide benefits to the organization.

She looked pale, lethargic, and dishevlled sitting in her wheelchair. The pungent odor from her 2 week old gauge was beginning to fill the room. It was clear she was suffering from a medical condition which was being poorly managed. Omar Staples,PA-C removed the bandages and the once fluid filled lesions had burst open and the contents were permeating the gauge causing a decaying odor. This patient was suffering from cutaneous complications due to poor management of her diabetes. Watching Omar talk to her while he was changing her bandages allowed me to observe why patients felt more relaxed and comfortable about sharing their health care concerns with him. I felt a deep sense of empathy for this patient that I had felt before as an undergraduate volunteering with the 'Adopt-a-grand person ' program. As project coordinator I worked to alleviate the loneliness among senior citizens in various nursing homes within New Orleans through games, arts & crafts, and friendly conversation.

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The Context I have chosen is the project manager at called Cyquest Business Solutions. This is a contract company of the Federal Government agency, the Pension Benefit Guarantee Corporation (PBGC). The PBGC protects defined pension plans for participants of companies that have gone bankrupt and ensure that the participants of these plans still receive their retirement benefits long after the company has dissolved. The company states their vision is to "provide a sustainable pension agency committed to serving customers and expanding retirement security opportunity" ("Our Mission, Vision And Values").

My desire to earn an MBA degree grew from my job as project manager with Hospital Corporation of America. In this position, I worked on implementation and optimization projects and managed teams instrumental in creating policies and budgets for hospitals within the company. After my first implementation project, I became passionate about the huge role I played in advancing healthcare practices in the company. My job afforded me opportunities to set up my own project, create the milestones and scope principles, and manage my own team. My experience with managing daily activities on such large projects, while working with executive and senior leadership teams equipped me with an array of knowledge and experience on how to manage healthcare projects.

The essence of any effective technology-based initiative is paradoxically more based on the human side of the equation, specifically the change management aspects of the implementation, not the technological ones. In deciding if groupware is worth the cost and effort, the human side of their use needs to be a priority, over and above even the most advanced technological advances in groupware platforms (Denton, 2006). In deciding if implementing groupware in an organization is going to be more trouble than it is worth versus delivering significant value, the business process and human factors need to first factored into any planning effort overall. It is the intention of this analysis to evaluate how technologies can be used to support business processes, objectives and also enable greater change management potential for success.

The aim of the report is the write about the project manager. Discussion and analyzing the quality and skills that a project manager have will be on the report. There will also be the case study and analyzing if the project manager in the case study is a good or bad manager. In the first part of the main body, the report will discuss about the quality of the project manager from communication skills, enthusiasm and empathy. The competencies and managerial effectiveness will come after that. In this part we will see from the aspect of goal setting, human resource management, and delegating task, time planning and budgeting. After that, it will be the case study discussion on Lena showing that she has the good competencies

In Prosci’s 2007 and 2009 benchmarking studies, the top trend identified by study participants was a greater recognition of the need for and value of change management. While some find themselves in a situation where change management is being requested, many other practitioners are still working diligently to make a compelling case for the need for change management. For these practitioners, Prosci is releasing a five part series on the case for change management. Learn how to effectively “sell” change management to project leaders and executives in your organization by directly connecting change management to project and

The role of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems in companies today is rapidly changing from just providing after-the-fact reporting of results to delivering analytics and intelligence on how to succeed with new products and services. ERP has in the past been relegated to just managing the interactions and interconnections between supplier, manufacturing operations and to a lesser extent, fulfillment. ERP is rapidly emerging as a viable framework for guiding the strategic decisions and directions of any manufacturing or service-related business globally with greater accuracy and profitability (Ash, Burn, 2003). With ERP being such a significant strategic platform for growth of companies, it is not surprising to see so many being upgraded and enhanced to help companies stay in step with their customers using SaaS-based Customer Relationship Management (CRM), predictive analytics and greater visibility through the entire value chain of a business as a result (Ash, Burn, 2003). With so much riding on the implementation of an ERP system from a customer relationship and analytics standpoint, effective project and change management is the most critical success factor there is in attaining strategic plans using these systems(Chen, Yang, 2009). The intent of this analysis is to define which information should and should not be shared with technical and

With nary a harried glance at the shop floor when they set out to conquer the “Admin IT” market, the ERP slugfest left in its wake a veritable graveyard of small ERP’s & the MES vendors & system integrators

In today 's steadily evolving world, the main thing that doesn 't change will be "change" itself. In a world progressively determined by the three Cs – Customer, Competition and Change – organizations are watchful for new answers for their business issues. As of late, a percentage of the more effective business enterprises on the planet appear to have hit upon a staggering arrangement: Business Process Reengineering (BPR).

A majority of all change management projects are systems driven. "Aggressive companies are accelerating deployment of strategic business applications

Every project has the ability to bring some changes in the system, management of any organisation. It is quite hard to implement any project without making any transformation either into the management or leadership. Ideally, whatever transformations required to implement any project or changes emerged after the implementation of project does not have any adverse effects on the organisation structure. And those specific changes should always be accepted by every person involved for the implementation of project. Another most important factor is the management and leadership style, methodological techniques required for the project implementation or planning that always needs to be assessed and utilized very effectively to find out the readiness of the new project implementation. This report largely emphasize upon the different change management aspects like leadership style, employees behavioural change and strategies deployed to manage these aspects for the proper and effective implementation of project. The MedDev case study about the ERP project implementation has been very useful source for analyzation and development of strategies and methodological techniques. It also provides clear overview about the different leadership style and development of resistance among the employee to any change.

Modern business environment is fast moving, dynamic and diverse with variety of individuals from different disciplines and environments. Hence, formulating and execution of strategy to reach business objectives is a complex process and doesn’t always deliver intended results. My organization engages in building infrastructure to fixed and mobile telecommunication service providers in Australia. Hence, we operate in fast moving project environment which handles averagely 1,500 Work In Progress (WIP) projects at a given point of time. These projects are spread out in all states and territories in Australia. As the business is embarking on an annual 10% growth at the moment, organization is moving towards implementing a new Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system, encompassing project management and other domains such as Finance, Supply Chain Management (SCM) and Human Resource (HR) management. In this context, I devote 50% of my time for handling financials of a mobile infrastructure build program and the other 50% of time acting as a Subject Matter Expert (SME) in the ERP implementation program.