The ability to deliver initiatives that make breakthroughs in the business is the differentiator of a truly successful IT department. However, the project success rates are very poor. Failure rate estimates range from 40-75% of project are over budget, late, or fail to deliver the required functionality.
Failing projects are prevalent in all industries and, although the actual failure rates are very subjective, the incidence of troubled projects is easily more than half of all projects. Finding the Gold in Red Projects looks at the value in performing a formal recovery on a red projects. It uses current and historical data, case studies, and the presenters twenty-five years experience of recovering projects to illustrate the process.
Finding the Gold in Red Projects has four major goals:
- Define the state of today’s project management success/failure ratio.
- Show how a formal recovery process can reduce or eliminate failure reoccurrence.
- Illustrate examples of some common problems and their solutions.
- Outline next steps in improving project performance.
At the end of the presentation, attendees will understand some of the factors that influence continued project failure and a number of steps that can be taken to improve success rates and minimize reoccurrence.
This is a one-hour executive level presentation and part of the Back From Red Lecture Series on project recovery.
For pricing please email or call us at 1.360.834.7361. The presentation fee is waived for some organizations.
Here is a taste of one of our presentations:
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