Project Management
Issue
Behind each project there is a direction, a will, objectives for the future. Whether the goal is offering something new to your customers, or improving your organization, that future is what you aspire to.
Manage a project is to take all the measures in the present to ensure that this future lands, despite the risks and uncertainties.
We are here to support you and your project management teams in order to make your initiatives reliable and secure your investments through support adapted to your needs.
Our Services
Requirements Analysis
We support your teams through studies in order to build high value projects with them, whether they are for your customers or your transformations.
Project Planning
We help you control your costs and deadlines through reliable estimates of operating times, stakeholders coordination and robust organization of your projects.
Project Monitoring
We offer you the best practices for project monitoring, in order to support their successful implementation and measure their success.
Working Stories
A multinational corporation from the construction industry contacted me for my opinion on the design of courtrooms for a new court. They wanted from me a certification that everything has been done to standards.
To know if the project is working, referring to the standards is not enough, in my opinion. A standard is not a legal obligation, it is only a reference that adapts more or less well depending on the situation. To assess if hearings can be conducted properly in these rooms, I needed to know how a trial is conducted and to identify the needs of people working in such spaces. Therefore, I visited other courts, I question judges, lawyers and clerks.
If these rooms fully complied with the standards, they were so badly designed that no trial could ever have taken place there: benches that prevent prosecutors and lawyers from using their laptops, an off-centre clerk unable to share documents with the parties, a chair so badly chosen that the judge, entangled in his robe, falls to the ground…
My job in a project is to measure the relevance of what is submitted, to make sure that information goes to the right people at the right time, to estimate economic and reputational impacts. And sometimes, to make sure that judges won’t fall off their chairs.
