Project Management Practices: Roadmap to Project Success

by Sanjay Grover

This course introduces you to some of the most valuable "Practices" I have learnt and still follow in all my projects. I am sure these practices will also help you to deliver your project with excellence. These practices have been created to be adopted in multiple scenarios, including Agile, Traditional and Hybrid projects. I have tried to cover the concepts of executing Agile and traditional projects and then taken a simple example to elaborate all the practices as a part of this course. Change is a continuous process. There is no straight path for project execution. As a project manager you are the steering wheel of the project. You need to keep on addressing issues, challenges and impediments through out the life of the project. Sometimes you need to accommodate changes in the scope, extended timelines, hike in cost of the resources deployed or addressing project contractual deliveries in crisis situations. These are some of the examples that may occur during the execution of the project. I have also tried to discuss in detail about practices that will address such situations. By using these practices, you are assured to bring the greatest impact – on quality, schedule, project financial and on customer satisfaction.

Kindle Edition

Published July 14, 2020

About the author

Sanjay Grover is essentially a dreamer. He chucked a cushy marketing and strategy career in USA to turn to his love for Cinema. The path has been challenging and fraught with turbulence, but he has marched on without a backward glance. The rat race of engineering, management and corporate sector has given birth to an expression of creativity that lends a unique touch to his writing and direction.

For the last six years he is writing, producing and directing short films, documentaries and music videos. He has a special penchant for Hindi poetry and writes poems on latest happenings in the society.

Sanjay, a travel enthusiast, has traveled all across India by car. He likes cricket, adventure sports, hiking, movies, dancing, listening to music, chess and cooking chicken for friends. He currently lives in Mumbai but visits Delhi very regularly to meet his family.