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Improve Prioritization
Pain
- Priorities change constantly, even for strategic goals and objectives
- Teams are often juggling multiple priorities with little continuity
- Priorities can change based on who leads a meeting or committee
- Priorities are often misaligned between departments
- Prioritization meetings consume over 40% of management time
- Teams often battle over funding innovation and ongoing improvement
- Strategy and execution of changes in projects are not aligned
- Agile teams do not have a clear direction from the business
Profit
- Goals and objectives remain consistent while priorities shift for initiatives
- Team productivity for project-based work is very high
- Execution is aligned with strategy, which stabilizes portfolio planning
- Priorities are dynamically prioritized and aligned across the organization
- Meetings are only used to review the prioritization model
- Decision making is very efficient freeing up management for other work