Priority setting, part 1

a quantitative approach

Article Strategy November 1995

PM Network

Grump, Alan M.

How to cite this article:

Grump, A. M. (1995). Priority setting, part 1: a quantitative approach. PM Network, 9(11), 5–7.
Many project proposals jockeying for top-priority status can be a corporate strategist’s nightmare. Here’s how one company developed an objective assessment plan.
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