On Time and On Budget: Project Management Collection (4 Books)
by Harvard Business Review, Joe Knight, Roger Thomas, Brad Angus, Aaron J. Shenhar
CHAPTER
◆ 7 ◆
PACE
IN THE COMPETITIVE WORLD, good ideas must get to market as soon as possible, and companies must keep introducing new products quickly and fix the flaws of old ones as soon as they find them. The accelerating pace of technological development, the shortened project life cycle, and the diversification of markets around the world continuously increase the demands on project teams to find better ways of speeding up project execution.
Accordingly, pace, the fourth dimension of the NTCP model (and the final base of the diamond), involves the urgency and criticality of meeting a project’s time goals. Each project is time constrained, but this constraint may differ from project to project. Time constraints may come from market needs, ...
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