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Organisations conduct Project Health Checks to :
- Better enable projects to deliver a successful outcome
- Promote a culture of continuous improvement
- Promote an independent view of the project status and to address any problem areas early
- Assess the state of readiness of a project to progress
- Post Implementation Reviews help other projects , Health Checks help your project!
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Organisations invest significant resources in terms of money, skills and time in undertaking project initiatives. Generally these projects can be categorised as Business or IT projects. As projects need to provide stated business benefits, it is important that focus is maintained on understanding the project’s risks ensure that informed risk management activities are identified and actioned to enable business utilisation to be realised. Project Minds now offers Project Forensics ™ packages and training.
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Hi Mike,
I am concerned that my current project may get axed as a result of cutbacks in our organisation. Is there anything I should do or just wait for the inevitable?
Regards,
Dave
Dear Dave,
Yes we live in interesting times as the Chinese proverb goes. At this time all organisations will be taking a close look at the projects that they are running and assessing which ones they will keep, which ones they will put on hold and which ones they will abandon. As a basic rule, if your project doesn’t stack up in terms of providing value to your organisation that exceeds what it costs then it is unlikely to proceed. . .continued...