The Laws that govern the E-commerce Project Management

May 10, 2011 - PRLog -- What is the secret to successful e-commerce project management? Why some projects succeed and other fail? How do you reveal poor project settings and correct them?

E-commerce projects are extremely dynamic and ever evolving, leading to daily problems like:

- insufficient developers
- vague requirements
- change of requirements
- underestimated effort
- unexpected technical challenges
- 3rd parties deliver services late and of unacceptable quality
- important know-how is owned by few guys, “luckily” one guy and he is not available

If the challenges are not addressed early and the proper measurements applied, the management ends up with too much of the project at the end of the budget and even project failure. How can you avoid most of the problems before even the project starts? How can you utilize those problems and use them as an opportunity to increase client satisfaction and loyalty?

E-commerce solution delivery expert Enyo Markovski, puts together in his book The Laws of E-commerce Project Management for the first time the set of Laws governing the successful implementation of software solutions. All the problems can be prevented or used to increase your client loyalty and improve your team by:

- assuring proper resource planning and capacity evaluation
- preparing and agreeing upon clear software specifications for each piece of work before start working on it
- standardize the business processes and evaluate frequently performance
- using agile methodologies to professionally and transparently handle project changes
- providing constant possibilities for internal knowledge exchange.

The Laws of E-commerce Project Management helps e-com managers, e-consultants and shop owners to successfully implement e-commerce solutions and achieve their e-commerce project targets. Avoid trivial mistakes and deliver e-commerce solutions that satisfy the client’s true business needs and earn long-term loyalty.  Highly recommended.

Visit the book page: http://e-chieve.net/TheLawsOfEcommerceProjectManagement/