Managing Benefits in Your Projects: Powerful Principles to Bolster Project Success

Description

Projects are approved based on the benefits project completion promises. Once authorized, most attention shifts to project delivery being on time and on budget, with little attention paid to benefit appraisal, tracking, or review. APMG's Managing Benefits guide introduces tools that can be used to effectively monitor benefits realization and optimize the return from project investment.

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