
Project Management
Ineffective project management is often cited as a reason for IT project failure. Because buyers of IT typically have to participate in the project, there are two or more parties involved, and frequently three or more considering niche vendors and software. This complicates project management.
What’s needed is very strong project management including clarity of duties of the various parties and effectively managing issues, scope, timeline and budget while ensuring quality.
Despite the complexity and criticality of the project management position, many buyers assign responsibility to an internal resource that does not have sufficient experience, or cede the project management role to the vendors, leaving themselves exposed.
Whether acting on behalf of the buyer or operating as a general contractor, A-Frame excels at creating and managing highly productive, multi-vendor teams.
Practice Lead Bio: Dan Brennan leads A-Frame’s project management practice. Dan has over 25 years experience including over 10 years exclusively involved in helping buyers manage large business transformation and technology projects. This experience includes responsibility for managing global project teams, with hundreds of team members, multiple vendors, project plans in excess of 1 Million hours of effort and project benefits of over $100 Million per year.
Qualification: On behalf of clients, A-Frame principals have successfully managed a variety of project types, sizes and styles including rapid application development using agile methods, rapid ERP implementation measured in months vs. years and highly complex global business transformation projects. A-Frame principals have effectively managed most leading US based integrators as well as global development teams.
