NWU The Project Management Institute’s 2020 Pulse of the Profession report reveals that 11.4 percent of business investment is wasted due to poor project performance. Today’s organizations must uncover the cause of these failures and determine what project management professionals can do to help overcome these challenges. “For decades, we’ve been trying to improve the rate of project success,” says Northeastern University assistant teaching professor Jacques Alexis . “ Poor planning has been one of the consistent causes of failure. Often this means the project management team did not engage stakeholders in the planning and therefore didn’t understand the scope of the project. If you don’t understand the sco pe of the project, then the schedule and the budget will be unrealistic. There is ample evidence that planning is a critical success factor in project management.” How to Create a Realistic Project Plan in 12 Steps Alexis is a scholar-pr...
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