How to institutionalize improvements in your organization

Article August 2000

PM Network

Whitten, Neal

How to cite this article:

Whitten, N. (2000). How to institutionalize improvements in your organization. PM Network, 14(8), 23.
This article offers a method for planning and executing organizational and project performance improvements in a way that institutionalizes solutions.Steps include identifying problems though brainstorming, ranking problems and assigning owners to the most important problems, creating project plans addressing the problems, and tracking and re-visiting the plans to gauge progress.
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