Projects are becoming increasingly complex and for sure accompanied with tight budgets and the need to deliver on time and in full.It is common to hear stakeholders ask how we are doing on the project. Some responses include it’s going okay, all is well, we are delayed on resources, funding is erratic etc.Most project management methodologies are process-based so they can be easily audited and success factors measured.This is all good but rather too late because when a project is time or budget overrun it means that it has already failed to meet stakeholder’s expectations or simply put Project management best practices on success factors.This is exactly the reason why project health checks are necessary to provide some form of early warning indicators on how the project is going or being executed.Project health checks should not be seen as fault finding inspections or kind of watchdog reporting but rather as a precautionary measure of assurance […]
PROJECT MANAGEMENT: HEALTH CHECK IN PROJECTS
