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Process Global offers enterprise class client-specific integrated IT architecture and other project-based solutions. Our technical expertise spans the edges of your network to the innermost data repository, from routers and switches to database applications delivering targeted reliable information flow. Whether your needs stem from management edict, regulatory compliance drivers, or operational pain points, we remain committed to customer satisfaction at every project milestone.
PGI via AVNET provides you with complete Infrastructure Management Services:
- Infrastructure.
- Project Management.
- Server Storage and Network Solutions.
- Database Administration.
- Security and Compliance.
PGI/AVNET Secured Managed Hosting Provides Infrastructure, Application and Internet Security Management Services.
Our hosting solutions have the power, connectivity and security to reliably manage high-volume operating applications and systems. In a partnership with Avnet, we provide practical, cost-effective hosting solutions, securely and globally managed and supported at Avnet state-of-the-art Data Center.. Together with Avnet world-class infrastructure and support systems, PGI integrates powerful industry strength firewall services, server configuration and installation and regularly scheduled proactive maintenance. With more than 60 years of collective experience of its people in developing, supporting and maintaining IT applications including end-user support and technical application support, our managed services has an outstanding reputation for quality, reliability and accountability.
PGI/AVNET Hosting Services include:
- Unparalleled 24/7 high security facility backed by a state-of-the-art fire suppression system.
- UPS, onsite battery and diesel generator back-up.
- Conditioned power to prevent damaging electricity fluctuations.
- Industry leading firewall services provided by Check Point Software.
- Daily system backup and 24/7 server monitoring.
- On-site support staff available 24/7.
- Always accessible dedicated servers.
- ISS/IBM intrusion detection.
Project Management is the discipline of planning, organizing, and managing resources to bring about the successful completion of specific project goals and objectives.
A project is a finite endeavor—having specific start and completion dates—undertaken to create a unique product or service which brings about beneficial change or added value.
A project is a carefully defined set of activities that use resources (money, people, materials, energy, space, provisions, communication, motivation, etc.) to achieve the project goals and objectives.
The “Project Management” is a discipline of study that will help us to manage those resources more effectively and efficiently to achieve the projct goals and objectives.
The primary challenge of project management is to achieve all of the project goals and objectives while adhering to
 Classic or Primary Constraints Scope, Quality, Time and Budget |
 Ambitious or Secondary Constraints Optmize the resource allocation and Tasks Integaration |
Project Management Phases and Framework
Project Mangement Life Cycle starts with Initiation, Planning, Execution, Controlling and Closing. Following is a typical plan for Project Management Life Cycle.
An organization must have a framework to manage any projects to achieve its objectives and goals.
The Organization Project Mangement Framework should have a process to manage and track the project controls (Scope, Time, Cost, Quality and Risks) and should fecilitate the operational things (Resources, Communication, Procurement and Integration).
Project Life Cycles (PMLC)
Project life cycles define:
- The phases that a project goes through from initiation to closure (The PMBOK Guide states that a project contains an initial phase, one or more intermediate phases and a final phase.).
- The technical work to be done in each phase.
- The skills involved in each phase.
- The deliverables and acceptance criteria for each phase.
- How each phase will be monitored, controlled and approved before moving to the next phase.
A typical project life cycle may contain the following 4 phases:
Initiation or Concept Phase:
The problem to be solved is identified. Deliverables from this phase could be:
- Feasibility studies that clarify the problem to be solved.
- Order of magnitude forecasts of cost.
- A project charter to grant permission for the project to proceed.
Development and Planning Phase
What needs to be done is identified.
Deliverables created here include:
- The scope statement.
- A work breakdown structure (WBS).
- A schedule baseline.
- A determination of budgetary costs and a developed budget.
- Identification of resources and team members with levels of responsibility.
- A risk assessment.
- A communications management plan.
- The project plan.
- Control systems and methods for handling change control.
Implementation and Execution Phase
Actual work of the project is carried out.
Deliverables include:
- Execution results for work packages.
- Status reports and performance reporting.
- Procurement of goods and services.
- Managing, controlling and redirecting (if needed) of scope, quality, schedule and cost.
- Resolution of problems.
- Integration of the product into operations and the transferral of responsibility.
Termination and Close Phase
The product is finalized, evaluated and rejected or accepted.
Deliverables include:
- Formal acceptance.
- Documented results and lessons learned.
- Reassignment or release of resources.
