The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly!

Project successes can be measured by cost, time, and revenue as constituent parts. In most projects, the better the market requirements and system specification, the higher the probability that the project will be a success. This doesn't mean a thick volume but a set of documents that fully explore the anticipated market and user. Add to that the rigorous review and test processes to achieve a higher probability of success. Understand the process, work the process, and ensure your projects stay in the “good” category.