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© Adesh Jain 2006

Adesh JainDirector, Centre for Excellence in PM

and President, PMA, IndiaUsed with permission

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Boundaries created by mind are no longer sustainable in a boundary less world.

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Strategies Deliveries

© 2007 Adesh C Jain

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Environment

One market place, many suppliers

Only Delivery counts

Race against Time (ROTI more important than ROI)

Globalization - irreversible

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Environment

Innovation in managing uncertainties

Quality – not for negotiation

Risk – the key in managing change Global teams and suppliers

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Challenges

Standardization

Technology Infusion

Modularity

IC3 Philosophy

Integration of Risk in management of change

Optimization of ‘whole’ and not ‘parts’

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Politicization

Privatization

Professionalization

Projectization

SocialFactors

EconomicalFactors

CompetitiveFactors

GlobalFactors

P4 EVOLUTION PROCESS

100

10

1

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Projects Create Value for Sustainable Future

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Nature has build over billion of years based on least consumption of energy.

Minimum energy is consumed when:

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Project Energy Consumption (PEC)

PEC = K1Σn

i=1(Ci ) (TNA)i

K2Σm

j=1(Cj ) (NA)j

K3Σp

k=1(Ck ) (KA)k

+

+

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The energy consumed in performing Total New Activity (TNA) is much higher than Known Activity (KA) and higher than New Activity (NA).

By using adaptive processes, the energy released by transferring X number of activities from TNA to KA, Y number of activities from TNA to NA and Z number of activities from NA to KA domains would be available for reducing the total consumption of energy

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Project Energy Release (PER) =

{ (Ci)(Ki) (TNA)i (Kk)(Ck) (KA)k}Σ{ (Ci)(Ki) (TNA)i (Kj)(Cj)(NA)j }Σ{ (Cj)(Kj) (NA)j (Kk)(Ck)(KA)k}Σ

+

+

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We are, based on what we did repeatedly.— Aristotle

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Human beings are disturbed not by things, but by the view which they take of them

— Epictetus

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Traditional working and thinking will not pave a new path for making the business competitive.

..If we take decisions consciously, we would not have the past haunting us. Too much dependence of 'engraved or past memories' impact our ability to innovate or provide innovative thinking.

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Innovative Frame of Mind

? + Why + Why Not = Innovative Frame of

Mind

= Innovative Frame of Mind

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Break the Boundaries Index (BBI) is the Ratio of Time Deployed in To ‘As Usual’ Ring To ‘Why +’ Ring

BBI decides the motivation to Break the Boundaries

Ideally BBI should not be more than 2. (1 is Ideal)

BBI greater than 9 is not sustainable for both self and business

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BBI will decide:

Vibrancy of Self

Vibrancy of an Organization

Mismatch between Responsibility and Freedom Matrix

Level of ‘Joyous’ State of Mind

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PROJECT THINKING OPERATIONAL THINKING

CHARACTERISTICS

Optimisation of ‘whole’ Optimisation of ‘part’

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PROJECT THINKING OPERATIONAL THINKING

Project success =Function of (Team,

Environment…)

Ax2 + Bx + C =0

CHARACTERISTICS

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I am always doing what I can’t do, so that I may learn how to do it

—Pablo Picasso

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PROJECT THINKING OPERATIONAL THINKING

New encounters- different situations

many times

Repeat encounters- similar situations

many times

CHARACTERISTICS

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PROJECT THINKING OPERATIONAL THINKING

Improving the probability of controlling the future

Optimization of the present

CHARACTERISTICS

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PROJECT THINKING OPERATIONAL THINKING

Dynamic adaptability Less adaptability

CHARACTERISTICS

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LEADERSHIP

Building teams Communication3

providing understanding and aligning

varied perceptions

ATTRIBUTES

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LEADERSHIP

Large capacityto handle issues

Energetic and passionate

developing appropriate mind-maps

ATTRIBUTES

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A and B and C and D and E and ………..

The larger the Chain, more complexity and requires dynamism

(Part of Portfolio Management)

And – Integrates

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A or B or C or D or E or ….

Minimum Chain, least complexity

(Part of Project Management)

Or – Divides

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Aw

aren

ess

(VD

)

Time (HD)

In short, we need to lift ourselves fromthe horizontal dimensions of time & activityto the vertical dimension of awareness

Project thinking is beyond X & Z

X

Y

Integrating Y

(Extracts from Adesh Jain’s at St. Petersburg, June 2005)

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My email is:

[email protected]

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It keeps on moving.