Using Metrics As A Catalyst In Achieving Successful Project Performance
- Topics:
- Project Management
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Overview: There are a variety of reasons for improvement project failure including: lack of sponsorship, poorly chosen metrics, teams not working together, and recommendations based on hunches instead of data and facts. Claiming improvement when, in actuality, there is no real improvement is also quite common. These types of issues only make it that much harder for project managers to gain credibility and support for future project endeavors.
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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2005 | Pages: 7




