Greetings, On 6/2/11, senthilraja P <[email protected]> wrote: >> > but what i am saying is a co-ordination team, which just co-ordinates > different such individual teams towards a larger project.. this > co-ordination team need not be static or need not do any ground work.. they > just oversee and co-ordinate..
In other word (corporatespeak), "Ownership" pf a project. This idea is similiar to what I mooted sometime back for an all India Level. I had Ideas for such teams which will take ownership of projects such as: 1. Python 2. ERP 3. School/college/University automation software 4. Virtualization 6. High availability 7. Recend project by IITB for video learning 8. Training and most importantly, 9. Post implementation support etc. Students generally work enthusiastically on a project to complete their degree etc and the go on to dig their head in .net/java et. al , get married have children and then they completely lose touch with these projects which are abandoned or under/unutilised. People want certainty for developing a level of trust.. Individual efforts are great. Projects generally have a lifetime of about 8-10 years when the go in production before they are replaced. > relatively large one, that needs sustainable effort.. definitely there > needs a team to co-ordinate, where even if individual members are unable to > contribute, replacement is made for the project to go on.. Hope my above comments made my thoughts clearer above IMHO -- Regards, Rajagopal _______________________________________________ ILUGC Mailing List: http://www.ae.iitm.ac.in/mailman/listinfo/ilugc
