Author
Kailash Awati currently manages IT development at a multinational in Australia. Over the last several years, he has managed IT projects at companies ranging from startups to established firms. He has also worked as a business and technology consultant for companies in Europe and the US.
On the technical side, he is a seasoned database architect and administrator with wide experience in designing, implementing and administering databases for transactional and analytical applications.
Earlier, in what seems to him like another life, he did research in fluid dynamics and other areas of physics.
For what it’s worth, he holds doctoral degrees in physics and chemical engineering together with assorted certifications in project management and database administration. An admittedly strange mix, which he sometimes finds hard to explain.
The views ventured on this blog are based on his personal opinions, and do not in any way represent the positions of his employers, past or present.
Duncan Haughey said,
February 28, 2008 at 6:12 am
Dear Kailash,
We really like your article “Obstacles to Project Communication” and would like to ask permission to publish it on our articles page. Of course we will credit you as the author and provide your biography and relevant links.
This is just the type of quality article our visitors find useful and would really appreciate.
Many thanks.
Kind regards,
Duncan