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How Much Project Management Is Too Much for Your Organization?
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“Such a rigorous approach might be used to monitor progress frequently, regularly inspect coded modules to address quality issues, follow a formal change procedure documenting approval or rejection of proposed changes, or otherwise address business unease about the risks surrounding such projects.”
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“Too often, Project Management methodologies are indiscriminately applied to all projects, including many that do not require rigor. For smaller, less-risky projects, a good practice is to use a scaled-down methodology with infrequent updates, inspections, and less-formal change processes.”
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14 (4%)Â projects
11 (3%)Â process
10 (3%)Â methodology
9 (2%)Â such
9 (2%)Â management
6 (2%)Â should
5 (1%)Â deliverable
5 (1%)Â business
5 (1%)Â smaller
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“Too often, Project Management methodologies are indiscriminately applied to all projects, including many that do not require rigor. For smaller, less-risky projects, a good practice is to use a scaled-down methodology with infrequent updates, inspections, and less-formal change processes.”
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