Portfolio HEADWAY: Owning Other Peoples' Choices: Prioritization And Selection of Projects

 

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Prioritization of projects involves making competing decisions. Sometimes the competition is between projects. At other times, the competition is between departments and business units. The decisions we make are based upon different projects, to accomplish different outcomes, by different areas of the organization. We aren't comparing apples and oranges; at times, we are comparing kumquats and bathroom tissue. 

While the organization has varied demands and opportunities, it still has finite resources. Given this reality, how do we make the best decisions? How do we prioritize projects that we may not own or be familiar with? Join Mark Mullaly in this webinar as he explores the process of making objective prioritization decisions in the face of a diverse portfolio of opportunities.  

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