The world is changing, and it’s changing rapidly! Not only is technology taking us to a higher level, but people are changing as well. We all feel something is happening, we feel the world is shifting and we learn more every day thanks to the internet, social media, and the people around us. However… the manner in which a lot of companies work these days is the same way as 5, 10 or 20 years ago. Perhaps because they don’t know the right people, the right contacts, or are afraid to take the next step to a higher level and try new concepts. Has the time come to make your move?
How do you proceed when there is need for a new project? For example: You have this great new product or idea and you need the tools to get it onto the market and find customers for your product.
To reach more customers with your product or service, you wish to develop a new website or app. What is the next step? Are there internal colleagues who can do this work? If yes, are they capable of running the project without any plan, advice or consultant?
A survey from project management company ‘Innotas’ shows that more than half of IT projects fail. Over 50% of organizations say their projects and resources are not well aligned with business goals and 37% of organizations say resourcing is their top challenge.
The goal is not to do business with everybody who needs what you have. The goal is to do business with people who believe what you believe. – Simon Sinek
Solution: Think outside the box – Collaborate! Wouldn’t it be great if you could work with new people, expand your knowledge and your personal network? If your answer is yes, then let’s get-together!
If you have worked every day in the same way for years and years, it will be scary to take the first steps to the next level. But be honest – is the way you work right now meeting all your expectations?
Find the right people who can help you. Specialists that speak your language and will build bridges between the creation and development and marketing areas of your projects.
Project management is a very important key to make projects succeed.
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