Delivering Code For A
Global Complex Project.
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The Modernization, Transformation Pattern!
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Businesses Today
• Globalization
• Need To Do Collaborative Business
• Fast Roll out, to beat competition - MVP
• Face disruption
• Partnerships
• Tap value from data
• Applying Artificial Intelligence
• Transformation & Modernization.
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How does “IT” Look?
•Compelling demand from board to grow business, disrupt and stand ahead of the curve.
•Experienced Engineers Overloaded With Work
•New Generation Engineers Loaded With New Technology
•Staff Augmentation Companies Struggling To Fill Positions
•Systems Integrators Functioning In Silos, Modernized Approaches Are Not Done
•Vendors With Products Suited For An Enterprise Lacks Enterprise IT Landscape.
•A Component OFFSHORE Constantly Struggles To Be Visible And Gets Lost.
•Consumers search in the dark
A CxO’s Burden
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Resource Constraints
•Lack of resources is a Major Concern
•There is lack of experienced resources.
•When approvals are given to hire, all you get is fresh hands.
•High profile candidates even if paid high, they are not available.
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Above all, favoritism and try to save each ones own A**
annoyingly interferes with innovation attempts.
Content writers imagine more than reality and infamous publishers
dig into the money pit and write anything money pays for.
All of the above Presents a challenge
for any software development,
modernization or transformation.
Therefore, many transformation or modernization, next generation initiatives
simply gets delayed exorbitantly and then FAIL. DELAY MEANS FAILED!
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then what do you need to do,
in order to make large enterprise projects succeed?
Succeed, without turbulence, cost effective and
achieve seamless continuous delivery ?
CxO
Delivery Org.
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If you want to hear somebody talk about the subject,
somebody who has walked through hot flames, then continue.
If you think there is an answer, filled inside a
small capsule in this presentation, then you
can close the presentation right now and go
have a burger or a drink, perhaps two.
Did you know that in TANTRIC ARTS of INDIA
It has been very clearly stated that if symbols like
SWASTIK is drawn in a wrong way, it could have adverse
and catastrophic changes around? Nazi symbol is opposite of actual swastika
and hence the catastrophe.
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Ok. So lets start.
I will try to tell these things very
briefly.Remember, I am No wizard.
Lets Begin and remember, Imagination is more
important than Knowledge.
Well begun is half done. ~ Aristotle
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Modernization, Transformation,
Next Generation.
While Path may be different, all converge towards The following
1. New Technology
2. More Ease Of Business.
3. AGILE And Adaptive To Changing Business Dynamics
4. Attaining Value From Data
5. Scaling Due To Virality Or Simply Growth In Business
6. Cloud Enablement
7. Alignment
8. Security And More…. Stencil Research Study
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Chances are that your project may fall in
one of the three categories,
Modernization, Transformation, Next
Generation Application.
May what it be, the Challenges are all the same!
Approaches, Here is how.
Tell me something my friend, have you ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight?
The Joker - Bat Man
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When changing
Change The Orientation
Any change begins with a change.
Re-arrange the seating of developers, analysts
and other stake holders.
1 One
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Consider the following moving
parts.
People
Process
Platform
Technology
Bring harmony to the above moving parts. This is art.
When you have a distributed development team, agility
may go beyond expectations.
2 Two
Bring Creativity Into Perspectives.
Conduct creative sessions. Creative developers and
complexity filled consultants enjoy that.
Collaborate
Use social media to leak out their intellectual emotions.
Tap into their inner minds. Remember every individual
has the power. Its just that they don’t know it until
tapped.
3
Three
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Agility Is Alignment and that is
Business Visibility.
Initiate creation of IT Component portfolio.
Eyeball on what is leaking resources.
Propagate general understanding of projects
across entire enterprise teams. (This may be
difficult for some people due to personal
interests and boundary definitions. Remember,
it takes a champion to take this bold step.)
Conduct
architecture
discussions.
Moderate heavily.
Keep Focused On
a. Existing Problems or

Issues.
b. Future path. Stencil Research Study
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Bring HR Factor.
HR Does Have Innumerable ways to help employee satisfaction
and this in turn may help building enthusiasm which may help in
employee satisfaction. This satisfaction is a huge factor to
kickstart businesses for IT transformations.
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Architecture Matters
Code Is The Soul.
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Code is beautiful.
Technology is driven by code.
Having emphasis on code quality, is of great
importance.
Continuous integration and Delivery must be
the train on which we all board.
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Inculcate Devops Practices
Within the enterprise.
Abandoned Frameworks And New
Generation Problem.
Due to virality of applications, to face
disruptions and for being able to roll out
functionality rapidly, new generation developers
have a tendency to deep dive for framework.
While re-use is good, keep an eye on abandoned
frameworks floating around the internet.
Did you know that in Abandoned frameworks kill considerable amount of time
among developers. Buggy and supported by none, developers bang their head
against the wall to try and solve issues which would be difficult and time consuming.
Be a leader, not a boss!
You can’t be a good leader without a good character.
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Offshore/Onsite People, Power
And Pride.
Remember, people may forget whatever you do, but will
never forget how you made them feel! ~Maya Angelou.
The power of imagination makes us infinite ~ John Muir
I have a lot of experience with people smarter than I am.
~Ford
Take pride in your work, but that is not all there is.
~ ME
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IT is a journey
Go through the plains, blue rich mountains
and the rivers. IT Implementation is a journey,
enjoy IT
Bring joy to the people and see how big you
attain.
Failure on IT Projects - Statistics Next.
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Statistics on IT Project Failure
AND Why?
• On average, projects go over budget
• by 27 percent of their intended cost. (Harvard Review)

When projects cross beyond budgets, it is a driving force for
project to fail.
• On average, one in six projects saw a budget 

overrun of 200 percent. (Harvard Review)
• IT failure rates are estimated to be between 

5–15 percent, accounting for a loss of $50–$150 

billion per year in the United States alone. Harvard Review)
• Projects with budgets over $1 million have 

a 50 percent higher failure rate than projects

with budgets under $350,000. (Gartner)
• There are projects that fail because there are no effective
sponsors who could give direction.
“Next Generation” Projects Or
“Modernization” Efforts are
alarmingly delayed or failing.
•Employee who has been with the organization for a long time is causing communication
gaps. Technical discussions bounces within them. Lack of understanding of new
technology and trends in the industry.
•Favoritism alarmingly plays bigger role in failure.
•Employee insecurity on high end or high profile people cripples the initiatives.
•Recruitment efforts are targeted at either vested interests or qualified hands are feared
with power take down.
•Lack of availability of high end specialists for projects in the first place. Those who are
available are being feared as stated above.
•Same old recruitment process. Engineers are working elsewhere.
•Un-Availability of champions. Leadership
•Remember - Freedom lies in being bold ~ Robert Frost
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To receive the second
part of this study, Please
send email to
sunnymenon19@gmail.com
For a two to three week assessment of
your IT environment, ask us for a no-
obligation discussion. Email
sunnymenon19@gmail.com
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Global Complex Project - How to deliver efficiently.

  • 1.
    Delivering Code ForA Global Complex Project. Stencil Research Study The Modernization, Transformation Pattern! http://www.stencilresearch.com
  • 2.
    Businesses Today • Globalization •Need To Do Collaborative Business • Fast Roll out, to beat competition - MVP • Face disruption • Partnerships • Tap value from data • Applying Artificial Intelligence • Transformation & Modernization. Stencil Research Study http://www.stencilresearch.com
  • 3.
    How does “IT”Look? •Compelling demand from board to grow business, disrupt and stand ahead of the curve. •Experienced Engineers Overloaded With Work •New Generation Engineers Loaded With New Technology •Staff Augmentation Companies Struggling To Fill Positions •Systems Integrators Functioning In Silos, Modernized Approaches Are Not Done •Vendors With Products Suited For An Enterprise Lacks Enterprise IT Landscape. •A Component OFFSHORE Constantly Struggles To Be Visible And Gets Lost. •Consumers search in the dark A CxO’s Burden Stencil Research Study http://www.stencilresearch.com
  • 4.
    Resource Constraints •Lack ofresources is a Major Concern •There is lack of experienced resources. •When approvals are given to hire, all you get is fresh hands. •High profile candidates even if paid high, they are not available. Stencil Research Study http://www.stencilresearch.com Above all, favoritism and try to save each ones own A** annoyingly interferes with innovation attempts. Content writers imagine more than reality and infamous publishers dig into the money pit and write anything money pays for.
  • 5.
    All of theabove Presents a challenge for any software development, modernization or transformation. Therefore, many transformation or modernization, next generation initiatives simply gets delayed exorbitantly and then FAIL. DELAY MEANS FAILED! Stencil Research Study http://www.stencilresearch.com
  • 6.
    then what doyou need to do, in order to make large enterprise projects succeed? Succeed, without turbulence, cost effective and achieve seamless continuous delivery ? CxO Delivery Org. Stencil Research Study http://www.stencilresearch.com
  • 7.
    If you wantto hear somebody talk about the subject, somebody who has walked through hot flames, then continue. If you think there is an answer, filled inside a small capsule in this presentation, then you can close the presentation right now and go have a burger or a drink, perhaps two. Did you know that in TANTRIC ARTS of INDIA It has been very clearly stated that if symbols like SWASTIK is drawn in a wrong way, it could have adverse and catastrophic changes around? Nazi symbol is opposite of actual swastika and hence the catastrophe. Stencil Research Study
  • 8.
    Ok. So letsstart. I will try to tell these things very briefly.Remember, I am No wizard. Lets Begin and remember, Imagination is more important than Knowledge. Well begun is half done. ~ Aristotle Stencil Research Study http://www.stencilresearch.com
  • 9.
    Modernization, Transformation, Next Generation. WhilePath may be different, all converge towards The following 1. New Technology 2. More Ease Of Business. 3. AGILE And Adaptive To Changing Business Dynamics 4. Attaining Value From Data 5. Scaling Due To Virality Or Simply Growth In Business 6. Cloud Enablement 7. Alignment 8. Security And More…. Stencil Research Study http://www.stencilresearch.com
  • 10.
    Chances are thatyour project may fall in one of the three categories, Modernization, Transformation, Next Generation Application. May what it be, the Challenges are all the same! Approaches, Here is how. Tell me something my friend, have you ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight? The Joker - Bat Man Stencil Research Study
  • 11.
    When changing Change TheOrientation Any change begins with a change. Re-arrange the seating of developers, analysts and other stake holders. 1 One Stencil Research Study http://www.stencilresearch.com
  • 12.
    Consider the followingmoving parts. People Process Platform Technology Bring harmony to the above moving parts. This is art. When you have a distributed development team, agility may go beyond expectations. 2 Two
  • 13.
    Bring Creativity IntoPerspectives. Conduct creative sessions. Creative developers and complexity filled consultants enjoy that. Collaborate Use social media to leak out their intellectual emotions. Tap into their inner minds. Remember every individual has the power. Its just that they don’t know it until tapped. 3 Three Stencil Research Study http://www.stencilresearch.com
  • 14.
    Agility Is Alignmentand that is Business Visibility. Initiate creation of IT Component portfolio. Eyeball on what is leaking resources. Propagate general understanding of projects across entire enterprise teams. (This may be difficult for some people due to personal interests and boundary definitions. Remember, it takes a champion to take this bold step.)
  • 15.
    Conduct architecture discussions. Moderate heavily. Keep FocusedOn a. Existing Problems or
 Issues. b. Future path. Stencil Research Study http://www.stencilresearch.com
  • 16.
    Bring HR Factor. HRDoes Have Innumerable ways to help employee satisfaction and this in turn may help building enthusiasm which may help in employee satisfaction. This satisfaction is a huge factor to kickstart businesses for IT transformations. Stencil Research Study http://www.stencilresearch.com
  • 17.
    Architecture Matters Code IsThe Soul. Stencil Research Study http://www.stencilresearch.com
  • 18.
    Code is beautiful. Technologyis driven by code. Having emphasis on code quality, is of great importance. Continuous integration and Delivery must be the train on which we all board. Stencil Research Study http://www.stencilresearch.com
  • 19.
  • 20.
    Abandoned Frameworks AndNew Generation Problem. Due to virality of applications, to face disruptions and for being able to roll out functionality rapidly, new generation developers have a tendency to deep dive for framework. While re-use is good, keep an eye on abandoned frameworks floating around the internet. Did you know that in Abandoned frameworks kill considerable amount of time among developers. Buggy and supported by none, developers bang their head against the wall to try and solve issues which would be difficult and time consuming.
  • 21.
    Be a leader,not a boss! You can’t be a good leader without a good character. Stencil Research Study http://www.stencilresearch.com
  • 22.
    Offshore/Onsite People, Power AndPride. Remember, people may forget whatever you do, but will never forget how you made them feel! ~Maya Angelou. The power of imagination makes us infinite ~ John Muir I have a lot of experience with people smarter than I am. ~Ford Take pride in your work, but that is not all there is. ~ ME Stencil Research Study http://www.stencilresearch.com
  • 23.
    IT is ajourney Go through the plains, blue rich mountains and the rivers. IT Implementation is a journey, enjoy IT Bring joy to the people and see how big you attain. Failure on IT Projects - Statistics Next. http://www.stencilresearch.com
  • 24.
    Statistics on ITProject Failure AND Why? • On average, projects go over budget • by 27 percent of their intended cost. (Harvard Review)
 When projects cross beyond budgets, it is a driving force for project to fail. • On average, one in six projects saw a budget 
 overrun of 200 percent. (Harvard Review) • IT failure rates are estimated to be between 
 5–15 percent, accounting for a loss of $50–$150 
 billion per year in the United States alone. Harvard Review) • Projects with budgets over $1 million have 
 a 50 percent higher failure rate than projects
 with budgets under $350,000. (Gartner) • There are projects that fail because there are no effective sponsors who could give direction.
  • 25.
    “Next Generation” ProjectsOr “Modernization” Efforts are alarmingly delayed or failing. •Employee who has been with the organization for a long time is causing communication gaps. Technical discussions bounces within them. Lack of understanding of new technology and trends in the industry. •Favoritism alarmingly plays bigger role in failure. •Employee insecurity on high end or high profile people cripples the initiatives. •Recruitment efforts are targeted at either vested interests or qualified hands are feared with power take down. •Lack of availability of high end specialists for projects in the first place. Those who are available are being feared as stated above. •Same old recruitment process. Engineers are working elsewhere. •Un-Availability of champions. Leadership •Remember - Freedom lies in being bold ~ Robert Frost Stencil Research Study http://www.stencilresearch.com
  • 26.
    To receive thesecond part of this study, Please send email to sunnymenon19@gmail.com For a two to three week assessment of your IT environment, ask us for a no- obligation discussion. Email sunnymenon19@gmail.com Stencil Research Study
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