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Our CEO,
Sanjeev Gupta
explains how this works for you

Traditional approach

More detail in project plans
= more control
Resources are limited, so it's best to always keep them fully engaged.
Because the world is an uncertain place, always start projects ASAP to buy more time.
Always prioritize the critical tasks first.

The Realization Approach

A project plan is not a checklist.
It’s a management strategy.
To solve traffic jams, you don't add more cars to the road.
You find ways to reduce their number.
Don't begin until all inputs and resources are available.
Well begun is half done.
It’s too late to act after tasks become critical.
Stop non-critical from becoming critical.

Traditional approach

More detail in project plans
= more control

The Realization Approach

A project plan is not a checklist.
It’s a management strategy.

Traditional approach

Resources are limited, so it's best to always keep them fully engaged.

The Realization Approach

To solve traffic jams, you don't add more cars to the road.
You find ways to reduce their number.

Traditional approach

Because the world is an uncertain place, always start projects ASAP to buy more time.

The Realization Approach

Don't begin until all inputs and resources are available.
Well begun is half done.

Traditional approach

Always prioritize the critical tasks first.

The Realization Approach

It’s too late to act after tasks become critical.
Stop non-critical from becoming critical.