Factors that contribute to the failure of a project (P.I.P.P.I.P)
- Created by: JOFD
- Created on: 01-09-16 16:18
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- Factors that contribute to the failure of a project (P.I.P.P.I.P)
- Poor user support and maintenance
- Users are likely to have a poor attitude if they have to fend for themselves.
- Inadequate analysis
- Full client/user involvement and approval is needed
- Inappropriate testing
- An inadequate test plan or badly chosen test data may lead to major errors being undetected until the system is installed
- Poor project management
- A project may overruns or run out of money if it is not controlled properly
- Poorly organised installation and changeover
- Attitude of users could be affected
- Poor Design
- May make the system slower, making it frustrating for users
- May make the system less robust (leading to crashing or freezing)
- Poor user support and maintenance
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