Ten Ways to Screw Up a Project, 1992 Engineering Conference Proceedings

Project, quality may be described as the measurement of results compared to expectations. Therefore, poor project quality means the project failed to achieve the goals and objectives of corporate and mill management. There are infinite ways to have bad project quality or, more simply, screw up a project. This paper describes ten common methods to execute a disastrous project.

Author: Collier, S.
Ten Ways to Screw Up a Project, 1992 Engineering Conference
Ten Ways to Screw Up a Project, 1992 Engineering Conference Proceedings
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