Diving for Hidden Treasures
Does your organization value and rank projects based on estimation? Except for the shortest projects, estimation is often wrong. You don't realize the value you planned when you wanted. How can you finish projects in time to realize their potential value?

Instead of estimation, consider using cost of delay to evaluate and rank projects. Cost of delay accounts for ways projects get stuck: multitasking, other projects not releasing on time, work queuing behind experts, excessive attention to code cleanliness, and management indecision to name several.

Once you know about cost of delay, you can decide what to do about it. You can stop the multitasking. You can eliminate the need for experts. You can reduce the number of projects and features in progress. You can use cost of delay to rank projects and work in your organization. Learn to use cost of delay to make better decisions for your project, program, or project portfolio.
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Diving for Hidden Treasures
Does your organization value and rank projects based on estimation? Except for the shortest projects, estimation is often wrong. You don't realize the value you planned when you wanted. How can you finish projects in time to realize their potential value?

Instead of estimation, consider using cost of delay to evaluate and rank projects. Cost of delay accounts for ways projects get stuck: multitasking, other projects not releasing on time, work queuing behind experts, excessive attention to code cleanliness, and management indecision to name several.

Once you know about cost of delay, you can decide what to do about it. You can stop the multitasking. You can eliminate the need for experts. You can reduce the number of projects and features in progress. You can use cost of delay to rank projects and work in your organization. Learn to use cost of delay to make better decisions for your project, program, or project portfolio.
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Diving for Hidden Treasures

Diving for Hidden Treasures

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Overview

Does your organization value and rank projects based on estimation? Except for the shortest projects, estimation is often wrong. You don't realize the value you planned when you wanted. How can you finish projects in time to realize their potential value?

Instead of estimation, consider using cost of delay to evaluate and rank projects. Cost of delay accounts for ways projects get stuck: multitasking, other projects not releasing on time, work queuing behind experts, excessive attention to code cleanliness, and management indecision to name several.

Once you know about cost of delay, you can decide what to do about it. You can stop the multitasking. You can eliminate the need for experts. You can reduce the number of projects and features in progress. You can use cost of delay to rank projects and work in your organization. Learn to use cost of delay to make better decisions for your project, program, or project portfolio.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940157833466
Publisher: Practical Ink
Publication date: 03/19/2016
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 850 KB

About the Author

Johanna Rothman, known as the "Pragmatic Manager," provides frank advice--often with a little humor--for your tough problems. She helps leaders and managers do reasonable things that work. See for all of Johanna's blogs and writing.

Jutta Eckstein is an experienced independent coach, consultant, and trainer from Braunschweig, Germany, for agile software development. Her know-how in agile processes is based on over twenty years experience in project and product development. See for more of Jutta's writing.
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