Managing a project means leading, negotiating, communicating, problem solving, influencing, guiding, and facilitating. Our quality project management and integration services are key to the success of our clients.

Integrative Project Solutions has a proven record of success in project integration, the essence of project management. Project integration includes project plan development, project plan execution, and project change control. Effectiveness requires deliberate consideration of inter-relationships among the many program and project elements to optimize cost, schedule and results.

IPS exercises great diligence in understanding and focusing on customer concerns, requirements and expectations throughout the life cycle of the project. We bridge the gap between visionary business objectives and technology services to optimize organizational performance. Our project management and oversight services support clients through project management processes and the system development life cycle (SDLC) stages (Initiation, Requirements Definition, Design, Development, Testing, and Implementation).

Initiation and Planning

We know that effective project management starts with proper project planning, taking into account procurement, scope, schedule, budget, quality, human resources, communication, and risk. A key aspect of project planning is the ability to break a project down into manageable parts.

Execution and Control

This is where most of the effort is expended. We monitor all aspects of the project’s progress against the plan, identify and track issues, elevate issues as appropriate, and ensure that obstacles to success are addressed immediately. We lead project teams expertly, encouraging positive communication, facilitating problem resolution, and guiding and influencing stakeholders, to ensure project success.

Closing

Although closing processes are crucial, they are often neglected. IPS works with clients to plan this stage in advance so the project success can be sustained. We make certain that clients have a governance structure, documentation, and adequate problem resolution and operational procedures.