Project Progress Ltd is a Web Services Operator specialising in the
delivery of project-related solutions on an Application Service Provider
basis for multiple markets. ProjectProgress™ is recognised as the market
leader for automated PRINCE2™ delivery and compliance.
ProjectProgress™ provides web-based applications for automated
delivery and compliance of PRINCE2™. PRINCE®, which stands for PRojects
IN Controlled Environments, is a project management method covering the
organisation, management and control of projects. PRINCE was first
developed by the Central Computer and Telecommunications Agency (CCTA),
now part of the Office of Government Commerce (OGC), in 1989 as a UK
Government standard for IT project management. ProjectProgress™ delivers
the PRINCE2™ method online, providing multiple users with a prescriptive
environment for ensuring projects are properly managed and executed
According to the APM Group, at the end of 2005, approximately 150,000
had taken the PRINCE2™ exam, of which 120,000 are based in the UK. This
is a combined total of Practitioner and Foundation Levels. Furthermore,
25,000 people take PRINCE2™ exams pa, which averages around 850 people
per week.
In the UK, 25% of GDP is spent on projects. This equated to £261 billion
in 2002. The UK government is estimated to spend $22 billion in 2005,
making it the biggest government spender of IT in Europe. Most NHS
Authorities need to spend approximately 4 % of turnover on IT and the
number of IT staff within the NHS is expected to rise to 30,000 people.
Built on Microsoft .NET and MS SQL server, the PPPlatform™ is a system
that allows application developers to create very secure, High
performance Web Service and Internet applications.
ProjectProgress™ is typically aimed at large, PRINCE2™ compliant
organisations, managing multiple projects in disparate locations, but is
equally applicable to smaller companies that need to manage projects
effectively.
Existing customers currently include: Fitzpatrick plc, Barts and The
London NHS Trust, NHS SLAM and BT