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Project Management
We apply the right processes, methods, knowledge, skills, and experience to help you better achieve your project objectives in the project life cycle. From initiating, planning, executing, controlling, to closing the work, we’re here when you need us.
What can you expect from our solutions
As your partner, we're fully committed to your success, and solve some of the toughest problems on the ground.
- Ensure the Contractor Manufacturer is providing complete, accurate, and up to date information in all documents
- Flag any risks related to on time delivery or quality
- Lead daily calls/ meetings with the CM mid-day China
- Review reports to ensure client receiving all pertinent information
- Review the qualification builds requirements and process, and manage suppliers to be in consistent with the critical requirements
- Identify and propose cost reductions and cost improvement opportunities
- Support negotiations on pricing and other commercial terms with the suppliers as necessary
You asked, we answered
What’s your project manager background?
Most of our project managers have technical background and over 10 years’ of project management experience in US or European companies. They are PMP certified, good communicators, fluent English speakers, and western culture adapters.
What tools do you use for project management?
Microsoft Project is our major project management tool. We also have a project dashboard platform to update the overall project status, risks, action items, etc. on regular basis.
What’s the role of your project manager between my team and the supplier?
Our project manager work as your extended team on the ground. They are responsible for the overall project deliverable management, including supplier delivery, quality, cost, etc. They also anticipate and mitigate risks on the front line.
The team communication matrix defines the team’s (clients, contract manufacturers, materials suppliers, Insight) roles and responsibilities, escalation path, etc., so project stakeholders can understand the scope of work, and who to talk with clearly.