
Why Important Projects Lose Momentum Between Approval and Delivery
The gap rarely starts with 1 big failure. It grows when ownership, coordination, documentation and visibility fragment after approval.
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The gap rarely starts with 1 big failure. It grows when ownership, coordination, documentation and visibility fragment after approval.
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A project should leave behind more than scattered photos, emails and spreadsheets. It should leave a record that answers 5 basic questions.
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Proof of delivery is not something to manufacture at the end. The record has to be built while the work is happening.
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Most teams are not caught out because the work was bad. They are caught out because the record is incomplete.
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Monitoring tells you whether work is moving. Evidence tells you whether you can prove what happened. Important projects need both.
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The strongest proposals do more than describe a good idea. They show how the work will be executed, evidenced and reported.
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