doing the research were foolish, but because the scope of the decision was unclear. All projects-including tool-selection projects- benefit from thoughtful scoping and a good understanding of the business case that drives the decision. Consider these factors the next time you need to make a choice. The grief you save may be your own.
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Payson Hall is a consulting project manager for Catalysis Group, Inc. in Sacramento, California. Payson consults on project management issues and teaches project management. Email Payson at payson@catalysisgroup.com. Follow him on twitter at @paysonhall.
