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A Business is alive having a personality. "Nothing is less productive than to make more
efficient what should not be done at all" "If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn
more, do more and become more, you are a leader." "First, have a definite, clear practical ideal; a
goal, an objective. Second, have the necessary means to achieve
your ends; wisdom, money, materials, and methods. Third, adjust
all your means to that end." "A good plan today is better than a perfect plan
tomorrow." "I'm the eternal Optimist: Every day's a Monday;
Murphy will always visit; so things can only get better from
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Program and Project DevelopmentWhen I was in the military it was 'plan the plan, practice the plan and execute for success with or without Murphy.' Before project management became an academically accredited phenomenon, we at NCDCS were executing from experience and common sense. For eons, people have been planning projects. With civilization, there are always projects to get completed: buildings to build, roads to pave, and IT infrastructure to implement. It often seems difficult to organize resources and control cost without the benefit of today's project tools and methodologies, yet NCDCS has found that the preeminent tools in project management start with experience, superb communication skills and common sense. Frankly, we have seen that even with the best software available on the market, it comes down to the interpersonal skills of the individual managing the project. The evolution of techniques for cost control, timeline
development, resource procurement and management, and risk
management are applicable to the widest range of projects. These
technical skills are fundamental to a set of management techniques
now known as "project management," which is the application of
knowledge, skills, and communication tools implemented through a
range of activities enabling the requirements of the particular
project to be cost effectively concluded. Knowledge and practices
for project management are best described in terms of their
component processes. These components can be placed into five main
groups: Our "Nine Key Knowledge Areas" for Managing Projects ![]() Every project is vital to meeting the business
operational model goals. Management desires to ensure that the
person managing projects is a qualified professional. NCDCS
project professionals have global expertise at focusing solutions
and services to improve a project's operating performance. We
ensure that the project goals are met using Life Lessons Learned
rational project management skills.
Our Project Management group understands these processes. We partner with your organization to produce a professionally managed project incorporating each process in detail. To attain that detail our planning will thoroughly address the nine major knowledge areas - Project Integration Management, Project Scope Management, Project Time Management, Project Cost Management, Project Quality Management, Project Human Resource Management, Project Communications Management, Project Risk Management, and Project Procurement Management.
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