Executive Guide:
The Seven
Keys to Project Success
by Paula K. Martin,
Executive Consultant
Martin Training Associates
Why should you care about projects? Because everything that is new or improved in an organization happens through projects and the effectiveness of your portfolio of projects drives your organizations ability to add new products and services, expand its capacity to deliver existing products/services, improve organizational functioning, meet regulatory, safety and environmental requirements and improve business process efficiency.
It is through projects that you reduce your time to market, churn out more products/processes/services, faster, improve productivity and reduce costs. It is through projects that your strategic plan is turned into reality. Projects provide increased growth and increased profits. Should you be concerned about how well the projects in your organization are performing? You bet you should.
If you want to know what to do to reduce time to market, if you're trying to move up the CMM ladder, if your projects aren't producing the results you'd like this first of a series of guides for executives will give you the information you need to be more successful.
7 Keys to Project Success:
- Commit to project system
- Use project management (PM) on all projects
- Establish project sponsors
- Create a project steering process (portfolio management process)
- Align horizontally
- Apply the new accountability
- Optimize each technical process
Paula K. Martin, co-author of The Project Management Memory Jogger, the best selling step-by-step guide to project management, has distilled the essence of improving overall project performance into 7 keys to success. Each key is divided into seven, easy to follow steps. Just start at the beginning and work through the seven keys and your organization will soar to new levels of performance.
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