Keys To Project Success - Using Audits And Reviews As A Best Project Management Practice

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Business Process Management,
Project Management
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Strategy,
Project Management,
Management,
It service Management,
It Operations,
Financial Accounting,
Finance,
Audit,
Tools & Techniques
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Overview: In recent years, many companies are putting increased emphasis on project management techniques as a result of lessons learned on past project performance. After experiencing project delays, overruns, missed quality goals, communication barriers, "Scope creep", and a general perception of projects being out of control, these companies are scrambling to implement good Project Management practices to prevent these types of problems. As part of these best practices, many companies have established project review and audit programs, periodically reviewing the status of projects and their alignment with individual and corporate goals. While worthwhile, in many cases these reviews and audits are performed by senior managers with either a stake in the project outcome or no real experience and training in project management.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jul 2006 | Pages: 5


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