Agile PM – Building Trustful Relationships between Customer and Developer
In software projects, there is often lack of trust between the customer and the developer, yet trustful relationships plan the central role in reaching project success. One reason trust is extremely difficult to build is that the customer cannot clearly describe what needs to be delivered by the developer. This situation happens when either the customer does not realize fully their needs regarding the...
Project Evaluation Planning: The General Guidelines
Author: MyMG Team · Tags evaluation, how-to
Evaluating a project means performing a rigorous analysis of completed goals, objectives and activities to determine whether the project has produced planned results, delivered expected benefits, and made desired change. As a process, project evaluation takes a series of steps to identify and measure the outcomes and impacts resulted from project completion. In this article, let’s find out how to evaluate...
Project Prioritization Process: Definition and Ranking Criteria
The need for project prioritization appears when an organization has two or more either independent or dependent (portfolio) projects that are performed in parallel. In order to ensure the achievement of strategic goals and objectives, that organization needs to focus on right projects among the variety. But how can they do this? How to identify the most preferable projects for implementation at the...
Project Appraisal – Definition and Steps
Author: Eric McConnell · Tags initiation
When an organization wants to find a solution to a particular business problem and identify the best way for implementing that solution, it needs to plan and develop a project that might provide an effective action plan for addressing the problem through implementing the solution. This organization will need to give an appraisal of the potential project to make sure the project is really effective because...
Justifying a Project Through Analysis
Author: Daniel Linman · Tags initiation
When there is a need to make some change to an environment and/or resolve a problem, we must think about a project that could implement the necessary change and address the problem. But we can’t just run our project without proper justification. Justifying the project is a great mechanism to confirm that our project really addresses the need and paves the way for improvement. It helps us assure interested...