At Castellan Systems we use various characters to represent our solutions:
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Rodrigo: the great leader who accepts the contract and fights the chaos of paperwork that a Project Manager encounters in
his day-to-day life. |
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Alfonso: much more agile than the heavily armoured Rodrigo, he fights in small, agile and autonomous teams of five to fifteen to
achieve the objective. |
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Ramón: he surveys the path ahead to advise as to the direction of the idea. |
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Tomas: he works away collating and transcribing the numbers. |
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Aleric: he works to foretell what the future numbers will be. |
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Gundulf: he works out how to build the final product. |
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Bertrand: he commands all the forces available to achieve the results required. |
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Montjoy: he delivers messages to keep the communication channels open. |
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Diego: he keeps track of time so that the Project Manager can forecast the outcome. |
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Sancho the Peasant: he delivers supplies to the Project Manager to maintain the fight against chaos. |
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Pelayo: Rules over the whole programme with the project managers as his vassals. |
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Reimundo: he keeps the day-to-day business going. |
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Gabriel: he blows his horn to let you know what's coming up. |
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Alvaro the Wise: he manages the staff to keep the business going. |
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Olaf the Fat: he creates chaos and issues that a Project Manager needs to fight off. |
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Ignacio: he looks after the library where the knowledge is held. |
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Giovanni: he manages the funding that keeps the business going. |
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Don Alfredo: A true master with the ball. |
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Pedro: he builds the foundations that the Project Manager uses to perform his job. |
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Antonio: he sells products and services to the Project Manager. |
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Ricardo: he collects funds and then distributes them to those that need them. | ||
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The Boss: And finally Michael, the guy that runs the show. |
