Top 10
Articles to Deliver Project Success
ARTICLES: TOP TEN FOR PROJECT SUCCESS
READ OUR TOP TEN ARTICLES TO DELIVER SUCCESSFUL PROJECTS. Project success is not an easy term to define - and it's not easy to reach. "Success" varies by project, timing and circumstances. Click on the links below to learn more about our top 10 solutions for achieving project success, for every project and circumstance.
#1 Project Success Criteria - In the Eye of the
Stakeholder
Was your last project a success? The answer may very well depend
upon who is asked, and their particular definition of success.
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#2 Four Steps to
Realistic Budgets
How much will your next project cost? That is probably one of
the most difficult questions every project manager will face.
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#3 Estimating and
Tracking Project Costs
Project cost management can be the most complicated, political, (and
potentially tedious) element of the project management process.
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#4 Performing the
Status Quo Analysis (The Cost of Doing Nothing)
When projects are proposed, there are two instant alternatives - do
the project or don't. If the project is rejected, the status
quo is maintained.
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#5 Issues and
Options for Optimized Project Outsourcing
Projects may be outsourced for any number of reasons, either by
choice or necessity. But one thing is clear – outsourcing does
not equal simplicity.
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#6 Is Your Project
in Need of a Management Mentor?
Management mentors fill a valuable role as the champion for a given
project. Without a mentor, you may lack sufficient power and
credibility to plan and complete your projects.
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#7 Defining the Role of the End-user in IT
Projects
What role do end-users fill in IT projects? Are they managers,
customers, partners, bystanders or some combination thereof?
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#8 The Big Job: Assigning Stakeholder
Roles and Responsibilities
It can be said that it takes a team to deliver a project. But a team
that lacks focus and direction will have a much rougher road to
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#9 Is Your Project Team Ready?
Projects are all about people -- even the most well planned
initiative will fail if the people assigned cannot get the job done.
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#10 Tailor Made: Matching Project Needs and
Stakeholder Responsibilities
In order to develop and assign "targeted" project management roles
and responsibilities, suited to specific project needs, you must
first have a solid grasp on actual needs.
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