I guess, the title of my question tells it all. I have a web development firm, with a small team of 14 and age of just 2.5 years, we have done some very great projects in this short span.
Till now I had a help from a couple of friends who had lodes of experience in this domain, but now I guess I am on my own as they are busy with their work.
So I wanted to see if I could get some helpful tips/idea/advice as to what I could do to take Control of the full 9 yards. I have no technical background, the problem areas in the full project life cycle, from Business development, (as in reaching a client to getting his work) to executing the project and a timely delivery; I feel is the project management roll.
I would like to learn and enhance my skills, so I could get involved in doing the following things:
1. Responding to RFPs, i.e. preparing full scale proposals.
2. Technical client meeting/ requirement gathering.
3. Documenting the client requirements.
4. Articulating the requirements, first level of presentations, like wire framing and mock-ups(with my designers of course)
5. Preparing a development plan for the in-house developers
6. Presenting a Development schedule for the client and the team.
Any short course I could take for me to get help with all of this? I am currently in India.