Case Study

Project Management Capabilities

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Project Management Capabilities

Energy & Telecom is experienced at managing complex network/business creation build-outs for success in the marketplace:

  • Decrease the level of employee anxiety by having an experienced implementation person on the team dedicated to keeping them involved and informed.
  • Keep project moving from deployment, to service initiation, to revenue generation.  Expedite move from cost center to revenue center.  Minimize potential for delays.
  • Assure the success of a multi-million dollar investment that culminates in either positive or negative Customer Service issues and political capital from the day of the first spade in the ground.
  • High level of comfort with the complexities associated with constructing a network and developing a customer service organization at the same time.
  • Maintain implementation team morale and productivity.  Keep an eye on the positive results.
  • Do as little or as much as the project requires... therefore useful to both smaller and larger endeavors.  Provide guidance to company-led teams and contractors.
  • May be the only multi-lingual person on the team.  Among the languages I speak are Engineering, Construction, Operations, Marketing, Advertising, Regulatory, Legal, Accounting, and Finance-- in Voice, Data, Video, Analog, and Digital dialects.  Understand hybrid-fiber-coax (HFC), Fiber to the Premises (FTTP), Power Line Carrier (PLC also known a Broadband Power Line or BPL), and wireless alternatives. Skilled in translation.

As Project COO I do not interfere with functional managers who understand what they are doing and have staff and crews to manage.

  • Function in a coordination role to make sure that all participants remain adequately informed so as to eliminate potential points of conflict and confusion.  There are many moving parts to a network that is being built at the same time that the business is being created.
  • Relieve the functional managers of the burden of keeping tack of the moving parts allowing them to concentrate on their own work.
  • Assure tht the big picture issues and objectives do not get lost in the day-to-day activity.
  • Assure that utility managers make timely decisions to keep the project moving forward.