Defining and Managing Project Focus

Posted December 31, 1997 | Technology |

Most project managers want to reduce risk during a project. One way to reduce overall risk is to define and focus the project goals up front and to continually verify those goals and progress toward those goals during the project.

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Johanna Rothman

Johanna Rothman is known as the “Pragmatic Manager,” helps organizational leaders see problems in their product development by assisting them in recognizing potential risks, seizing opportunities, and removing impediments. She has been President of Rothman Consulting Group, Inc., since 1994. A frequent speaker and author on managing high-technology product development, Ms. Rothman is currently Technical Editor at AgileConnection.com; a columnist… Read More

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Defining and Managing Project Focus

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