Applying Morphological Analysis to Enhance Project Outcomes
9 November 2011
Projects often face issues that are both multi-dimensional and non-quantifiable when the subject area of the work is susceptible to complexity in its potential scenarios.
At such a time, groups involved in developing projects may wish to consider General Morphological Analysis (GMA) as a direct answer to the problems such complexity creates.
For those not familiar with GMA, Wikipedia gives a broad identification at http://bit.ly/GMA_Solutions, and more information on what GMA comprises is also available in a document hosted at http://bit.ly/GMA_Article.
Perhaps the best way to learn about how it can contribute to project development is to access a 7-minute video at http://bit.ly/Applied_GMA. This gives a case study and shows all the key elements that allow teams to address project issues in a form that could make a significant difference to the outcomes – and ultimately the impact of the work that is so crucial in the evaluation of project proposals.
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