Tag: Quality Culture
The Quality Paradox: Why Perfect Projects Still Fail (And How to Fix It)
Picture this: You’re standing in front of a boardroom full of executives, presenting your project’s final metrics. Green lights across the dashboard. Budget variance: +2%. Schedule performance: 98%. Scope completion: 100%. The applause is polite but enthusiastic. Six months later, the same executives are questioning why customer satisfaction has plummeted and why your “successful” project…
Project Quality Management: Building Excellence from Day One
“Quality is not an act. It is a habit.” – Aristotle Introduction: Beyond the Inspection Myth Many projects relegate quality to the final phase—a flurry of testing and fixes just before launch. This approach, akin to policing graffiti only after it’s on the wall, invariably leads to rushed patches, frustrated teams, and disappointed stakeholders. True…
Project Quality Management: Beyond the Defect Hunt to a Culture of Excellence
“Quality is not an act; it is a habit.” – Aristotle 1. The Myth of End‑Of‑Line Inspection Too many projects treat quality as a final gate—complete your work, run it through tests, and hope it passes. This “inspect later” approach often uncovers defects so late that fixing them demands significant rework, budget overruns, and schedule…
