Project Methodology
- TIS adopts structured workflow processes (ADDIE – an acronym for Analyze, Design, Develop, Implement, Evaluate) that define the teams roles and the scope of the work at every stage of its projects.
- It provides three channels of communication corresponding to the communication objective, viz., day-to-day project communication; study of project requirements; and escalation mechanism in case of critical issues.
- Typical project teams comprise clients’ stakeholders and TIS’s sales teams, Instructional Design (ID) strategists, and Practice Heads who are involved in the Analysis and Consulting phase. This is followed by Ideation and Design, which involves ID, Content, Technology, and Graphics teams. Development and Review is then performed by Subject Matter Experts and Project/Program Managers. The Management and Deployment/Rollout is done by Program Managers. Evaluation and Feedback cycles feed back into the Analysis phase as inputs and/or learnings.
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