Developing framework for successful projects

Updated on: Thursday, June 02, 2011

Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry ( FICCI) jointly with the Project Management Institute (PMI) submitted a three point agenda on project management to the Indian government at the conference on 'Developing Policy Framework for effective adoption of project management in India.' The three-point agenda highlights measures that should be adopted by the government to enhance national capability to deliver successful projects. The agenda included setting up a project management office structure for the country, institutionalising a project management maturity framework for India, and making project management training mandatory for personnel deployed on large projects. Key speakers at the event included TCA Anant, chief statistician of India and secretary, ministry of statistics and programme implementation (MoSPI), Pankaj Jain, additional secretary, MoSP and Raj Kalady, managing director, PMI India, among others.

Times of India

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