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A chart is worth making when it lets somebody see a pattern they would otherwise have to calculate. Most project reporting shows numbers that were never going to change a decision.
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Three hundred individual observations are data nobody can act on. Grouping them by natural similarity, before anybody names the groups, turns them into a handful of things you can fix.
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Most sessions elaborate the first idea offered and call it collaboration. A few small changes to the shape of the hour produce something a project can actually use.
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Applied to a project in general, SWOT produces four lists of adjectives. Attached to a specific decision, with discipline about what is inside your control, it takes an hour and changes what you do.
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A prioritisation grid is not a calculation. It is a way of making two judgements visible at the same time, and its worth depends entirely on who is in the room when they are made.
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Change control decides what should happen. Configuration management records what is actually there, which is the question everybody asks at the worst possible moment.
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