Raganwald: What I've learned from failure
What are the key elements that ensure the success of your project? What are the keys that will tell you not to continue with the project? I don't know to tell you the truth. :-( But the four things that are outlined below, and explained by Reganwald blog, I are crucial, in my opinion. This is a very good, must-read and re-read (notice new category :-)), article.
Excerpts from the entry:
the four things which matter most are:
1. The quality of the people doing the development
2. The expected value of the product to its stakeholders
3. The fitness of the proposed solution
4. The quality of project management and expectations communication
I've read the whole article and it is one of the best I've read on the subject! I concur that these things are crucial.
Reference
What I've learned from failure, Raganwald blog
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