Here’s a challenging paradox: delivering capital projects while operating under hiring freezes. Picture this: You're leading a mega project worth billions. The schedule is aggressive, stakeholder scrutiny is intense, and every day of delay costs millions.

A large part of economic growth and societal progress relies on commercial construction. As a driver of growth, it often faces criticism for its perceived slow pace of innovation. While there have been advancements in materials and techniques over time, some argue that the industry lags behind others in adopting cutting-edge technologies and processes.

Back to Dokainish Insights The Critical Role of Resistance Management in Organizational Change Facebook Linkedin Arrow-down Envelope Are you losing millions through failed system and process implementations? Many organizations see a troubling pattern in transformations: change initiatives fail spectacularly, wasting millions in investment. We know because we've helped these projects get back on track. In [...]

Back to Dokainish Insights Implementing Data-Driven Decision Making: Change Management Approach Facebook Linkedin Arrow-down Envelope Is your organization truly leveraging the power of data? In the rapidly evolving sectors of energy, infrastructure, mining, construction, and more, data-driven decision making is essential as the cost of capital projects can exceed $100M. However, implementing this approach requires [...]

Back to Dokainish Insights From Chaos to Control Mapping Capital Project Delivery with ORGAtlas™ Facebook Linkedin Arrow-down Envelope The complexity of capital projects demands more than traditional project management tools and systems. Through our work with mega projects, ORGAtlas™ specifically designed for capital projects to create comprehensive visual frameworks that reveal hidden inefficiencies, interplays, and [...]

Back to Dokainish Insights The Predictable Points ofImplementation Failure  A Phase-by-Phase Analysis Facebook Linkedin Arrow-down Envelope Selection-Phase Failure Patterns The Superficial Analysis TrapOrganizations often fall victim to impressive demonstrations and feature lists. The system appears perfect during demos but masks critical limitations. Implementation veterans recognize this pattern when vendors focus on showing features rather than [...]

Back to Dokainish Insights Why Your System Implementation Will Fail: The Patterns Only Industry Veterans Can See An Analysis of Why Even the Best-Planned Implementations Unravel Facebook Linkedin Arrow-down Envelope The Expertise Paradox The most dangerous implementations are the ones that look healthy. In analyzing dozens of enterprise system implementations, one pattern stands disturbingly clear: [...]

Back to Dokainish Insights Best Practices Are Implemented from Day One, Not Learned Through Painful Experience THE PMO SERIES #1 Facebook Linkedin Arrow-down Envelope The Hidden Cost of Learning on the Job At Dokainish & Company, we’ve observed that the most successful Project Management Offices (PMOs) are those that implement best practices from the outset, [...]

Back to Dokainish Insights Why External Expertise is Your Strategic Advantage THE PMO SERIES #2 Facebook Linkedin Arrow-down Envelope Read blog #1 of the Series on 'Best Practices for PMOs on Day 1" The Hidden Cost of DIY PMO Implementation Dokainish & Company has implemented numerous PMOs across various industries, for capital projects of all [...]

Back to Dokainish Insights How Smart Data is Transforming Multi-Billion Dollar Capital Projects Facebook Linkedin Arrow-down Envelope The Billion Dollar Question When the project director of a major infrastructure development pulls up their dashboard, they're not looking for more data - they're looking for answers. In an industry where a single day's delay can [...]