Benefits of a Well Managed Approach

One of the roadblocks to improving practices is the failure for the people involved to realize the benefits associate with increased effectiveness. This discussion describes the typical benefits that organizations are likely to achieve at all levels (for the individual, the project, and the organization) and identifies the critical success factors that organizations should be aware of to ensure that these benefits are realized.

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