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Adesh Jain Aikta Jain Awakening of project consciousness through stakeholders buying in February 22-23, 2012, Orlando, Florida Concept Implementation Development of Project from Embryonic stage to full fledged Operational phase is an organic process.
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Adesh JainAikta Jain

Awakening of project consciousnessthrough stakeholders buying in

February 22-23, 2012, Orlando, Florida

Concept

Implementation

Development of Project

from Embryonic stage to

full fledged Operational

phase is an organic

process.

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Projects Create Value for Sustainable Future

Future is Uncertain. The best way to control future is to create it.

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Project has

Body (Visible assets)

Mind (Operational software)

Intellect (Inquisitiveness through why and why not)

Consciousness (awareness being dynamic as its characteristics)

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ProjectMindset

ProjectThinking

ProjectTeam

ProjectEmotionsProjectEmotions

ProjectConsciousness

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Project Team(multi culture, location and understanding- communication, a challenge)

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Awakening realization through Stakeholders buying in

Corporate Culture Renovation Through Project Management

3. COMMITMENT &

COHESION

AMONG STAKEHOLDERS

4. PROBLEM

FORECASTING &

CONTINGENCY

PLANNING (‘What if’)

1. SHARED VISION

& GOAL CLARITY

2. PROJECT LEADERSHIP

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Whole first, Part later

‘Whole’ ‘Part’

Everything is connected with everything.

Project Stakeholders

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Project Thinking

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PROJECT THINKING OPERATIONAL THINKING

Project success =Function of (Team,

Environment…)

Ax2 + Bx + C =0

CHARACTERISTICS

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PROJECT THINKING OPERATIONAL THINKING

Dynamic adaptability Less adaptability

CHARACTERISTICS

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PROJECT THINKING OPERATIONAL THINKING

CHARACTERISTICS

Anti-Credentialist (content counts)

Credentialist(an stamp of authority)

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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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Many scorecards Only Profit

CHARACTERISTICS

PROJECT THINKING OPERATIONAL THINKING

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Project EmotionsProject Emotions

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Heart (Team Building)

Hands (Delivery)

Head (Planning)

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Mind – two sides i.e.Manipulative ORSimple

Heart – only one sideSimple

Result will therefore will have two sidesManipulative ORSimple

MIND HEART RESULTManipulation x Simple = ManipulationSimple x Simple = Simple

3 Billion Beats 55 Billion Gallons pumped to serve 50,000 miles of arteries

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Project Consciousness

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

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Boundaries are the outcome of ‘bias’ created by differences based on gender, color and economy.

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We must retrain our mind to discover boundary less space to transform from being a ‘puppet’ to ‘innovative master’.

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Traditional working and thinking will not pave a new path for making 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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As the globalization would continue to expand and the present century will continue to unravel the mysteries never witnessed ever before it is forcing us to understand the Psychology of ‘self’. The impact of ‘self’ is far reaching in shaping the nature of the ‘matter’

Adesh Jain, May 10, 2007, New York

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Stable

Stable

Stable

VeryUnstable

VeryUnstable

Unstable

Unstable Unstable

Unstable

Low Medium High

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Freedom

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TAKE RESPONSIBILITYAND CREATE VALUE

SELFEMPOWERMENT

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Project is ‘holistic’ state reflecting seamless connectivity and totality of human emotions and dreams.

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Consciousness is not mathematics but to be aware of who we are, what for and why we do the things we do.

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White.

Project consciousness is beyond measurements and is governed by awareness and ethics. It is NOT Black and

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Creators of project are human beings and therefore has inbuilt consciousness (awareness) yet to be exploited.

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Project

Stakeholders

Environment

Contradiction exists between Stakeholders and Project and amongst Stakeholders

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Whenever there is connectivity between living organisms, there is bound to be differences both positive and negative.

Education Emotions Experience Expectations

E4 determines the extent of conflict amongst Stakeholders.

+ + +

E4 Factor

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This connectivity exists between Stakeholders and project.

Two types of Connectivity

Real and

Imaginary

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Conflict one

m

j =1

n

i =1Pj.Si Cos ji

Theta angle increases with the increase level of conflict.

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Conflict two

Pj

m

j =1Si .Sk Cos Φik

n

i =1 k =1

n

Phi angle increases with the increase level of conflict.

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Innovative Frame of Mind

? + Why + Why Not = Innovative Frame of

Mind

= Innovative Frame of Mind

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