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Searching for the elusive 'missing link' between your executive team and the
troops? Can't seem to bridge what's starting to become a catastrophic
disconnect between your vision and what's coming off the production line?
Beginning to realize there are very few qualified candidates for this
mission-critical role?
Your best laid plans will amount to little more than wasted resources if you
fail to enlist the services of an experienced manager. Whether oversight
of product development–or,
the nuts and bolts affairs of a project manager–the Virtual
Manager™ line of services
from
bektek™
solutions, inc. will ensure that your vision is accurately translated
into successful products the first time–every
time.
- vProductManager™
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Who's fulfilling the role
of your in-house customer advocate? You should be passionate about
what you believe the market wants–let a professional
from
bektek™
solutions, inc. apply best practices to the task of translating your
high-level vision into the details that are always the 'devil' of any
product manager's life. Make absolutely sure you have addressed your
customers' mission-critical needs.
- vConfigurationManager™
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Think of a configuration
manager as a combination account/bookkeeper for your software assets.
Just like your accountant 'configures' your books (i.e. chart of accounts,
registers, etc), and your bookkeeper tracks financial transactions–and
by extension financial assets–through
the use of those books, a configuration manager does the same with your
software assets. Just as you would never dream of operating any
business without some form of books, you should never even consider software
development without a competent and experienced configuration manager.
- vProjectManager™
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This is the single most
valuable service we offer. There simply are no substitutes for
experience. In virtually all our rescue operations, inexperienced
project managers are most often the primary source of failure. Don't
expect your executive team to have the time to manage the details.
Just as important–don't
expect your junior staff to know how to implement best practices without
experienced professional assistance. You can be a master of the theory
of this craft. But, there's a world of difference between theory and
practice. Spend your money wisely.
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