TAB Argentina
TAB Australia
TAB Austria
TAB Canada
TAB Chile
TAB Czech Republic
TAB England
TAB France
TAB Germany
TAB India
TAB Ireland
TAB Israel
TAB Lichtenstein
TAB Mexico
TAB Moldova
TAB Netherlands
TAB New Zealand
TAB Paraguay
TAB Portugal
TAB Romania
TAB Scotland
TAB Slovakia
TAB South Africa
TAB Spain
TAB Switzerland
TAB United States
TAB Wales
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A well planned success criteria should always start with the customer. Ask yourself who is the customer, and what will the customer expect from the project? This customer could be an external customer, an internal customer, or even the project stakeholder. Once the customer is identified, ask them what they want. For external customers, this can be difficult; especially if you're dealing with consumers. When you're dealing with consumers, find out who specifically to ask, and find out if their feedback is representative of all of your consumers. If you need to, use techniques such as focus groups to ascertain representative input.
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Keep one thing in mind when you're defining success criteria: almost no projects achieve their success criteria immediately after the project is completed. As you can see above, your project plan must include time frames in which various success criteria will be achieved. Just as importantly, the project should not be considered complete until all of the success criteria are met. It's important that your schedule, resource commitments, and budget reflect the timeline to achieve the criteria defined by your customer.
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