SUBJECT>Re: TEAMS POSTER>Xanthos EMAIL>m.f.g.@usa.net DATE>March 17, 1997 at 02:24:45 EMAILNOTICES>no PREVIOUS>1285 NEXT> LINKNAME> LINKURL>


Many thanks to you Jet,

forming groups is a very good way to launch a successful approach.
Just to force structural work, may I remember the scheme of project
management:

1) Basic Analysis (Where do I be ? - What is the problem - Status I'm in)
2) Objectives (Where do I want to be? - Status I want to be in)
3) Variety of Solutions
4) Decision
5) Action

This scheme can be used at any step and screened to any level of a
problem. 80 % of success depends on a proper Basic Analysis, it will take
nearly and almost as much time. Mistakes in the Basic Analysis can/will
cause serious troubles in later steps.

Often made mistakes in processing is moving before you knows where
you want to be. Objectives are to be expressed as a place (status ) I want
to be, not as a movement. Though Action will take 80% of the expenses, it
takes only 20% of the project time.

Okay, that's just to avoid misunderstandings mainly between objectives
and solutions. I knew, you know, but just to know.

m.f.g.

Xanthos