Making Time for Screw Ups
October 13, 2009 from Future States
How much of your project portfolio has a relatively high chance of failure? What would you consider a high chance of failure? 10% 50%? 75% 90%? In projects that have a fairly high degree of uncertainty, there is a reasonably good chance that the project will not deliver the hoped-for outcome. You might choose to call that a failure. Then again, you might not. Most innovation projects fall into this category. If you are trying to do something new, something really and truly new, then you
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