Project Success Estimator
Assessing your project's chances of success...
In 5 mins or less!!
Is your project destined to be a glorious success - or is your project doomed to make the same mistakes as many others before it?
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Well, I can't tell you for sure (and no one can), however I can make a hypothesis based on 11 critical ingredients you need to maximise your project's chances for success.
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What are your project's odds?
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Frequently asked questions...
The following is a list of frequently asked questions around the Project Success Estimator:
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Question # 1: What can I do to improve my project's chances for success?
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Some big ticket items you can do to greatly improve your project's chances are as follows:
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Firm up the exact goals of your project
This may seem super obvious, however you would be surprised at how often projects get this wrong. The simple fact is - if you don't know what the exact goals of your project are, you most probably will not arrive at your required destination.
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Improve the project management
Think of a project as a temporary organisation and its project manager as a CEO. If the project manager does not really lead the project for whatever reason, your project will most probably fail to navigate through its given constraints.
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Active Project Owner involvement
Not having identified the project owner and not having their active involvement in the project is akin to a battleship going out to sea without the ability to communicate to their base command.
It's a recipe for disaster - the project won't be able to course correct, receive critical updated instructions, won't have support or have the ability to ask for help when required. It will fast turn into a rogue project.
Question # 2: Why is the maximum score achievable 98% rather than 100%?
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This is intentional by design as you can never predict anything with absolute 100% certainty when it comes to doing projects.
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There is always some sort of an element of risk, no matter how carefully you plan and prepare your project.
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Question # 3: I have further questions?
If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to contact me via my contact page:
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