Seattle, WA (Vocus/PRWEB) November 23, 2010
CK Morris Associates, LLC Virtual Program and Project Management Consulting (http://www.ckmorrisassociates.com) is excited about their mission to make online project management consulting a business norm. The topic of online project management is not new, but is and should be viewed as a serious strategic alternative for consultant needs. says, Claudia Alex Morris, MBA, PMP. Unfortunately, one of the challenges facing this delivery approach is the doubt of effectiveness and efficiency. Skeptics wonder if an online project manager can remotely lead the team to a successful completion. Despite advanced collaboration technology, face to face interactions are the norm. Onsite consulting is common practice. With change comes doubt. However the fact is, with the popularity of SaaS and Cloud technology, the number of virtual project teams will organically grow; Thus, creating a perfect environment for online aka virtual project managers. says Morris.
As the economy recovers, businesses are beginning to revisit initiatives delayed or cancelled during the past several years. Decisions to invest in new strategic projects are also taking place. This means system upgrades, infrastructure maintenance, new products or enhancements, and new business processes will all be required. As organizations plan these growth initiatives, incorporating efficient strategies is a smart way to go. CK Morris Associates is betting that organizations will begin to recognize the quantifiable advantages of virtual technology. Then consider working with an online project manager on their next project.
Skeptic views of online project management are usually influenced by a negative previous experience. Everyone has sat through a badly facilitated conference call or online presentation. However, the online experience can be significantly improved when a skilled online project manager is in charge. says Morris. CK Morris LLC Consulting is out to convince fans and foes that the strategic advantages far out way technology short falls.
The Strategic View Point
When performing strategic project plannning, the decisions made should consider: