Unlocking Project Success: Addressing Strategic Misrepresentation to Transform Data-Designed Projects

Transformative success rates: Imagining successful data designed projects. A round table uncovering effective governance, strategic misrepresentation, and positive change.

Programme and project success rates are doggedly low. Transformative improvement is possible with data enabled investment decisions. This event seeks to identify methods and tools to prevent the seldom discussed topic of strategic misrepresentation (some would call it lying).

According to Oxford Global Projects, in collaboration with Oxford University, around 48% of programmes and projects deliver to cost, 7.5% to time and cost, with only 0.5% delivering to time, cost and benefits.

You are warmly invited to join this second event in the series “Effective governance, unlocking data and project success”.

This second event explores how Nobel Prize winning economics theory has evolved into governance enabled project data analytics, it imagines a world where we have data designed and enabled projects, using the historical data to inform investment decisions. A round table format will enable the panellists to address the seldom discussed by incredibly important question. The question of how to prevent people from mis-representing data in order to achieve their own purpose, how to prevent people from lying. Audience input will be invited.

Strategic misrepresentation is something we all need to mitigate, particularly in a world with data designed and enabled projects, striving to improve project success rates.

This is a joint event between the APM Governance and APM Enabling Change Specific Interest Groups, supported by the APM London Branch. 

The event and series support the project data analytics taskforce principle that 'all projects are data designed and data enabled'.

Attendees will benefit from:

• Conceptualising the problem with project success
• Understanding key solutions, for example reference class forecasting
• Help develop insights as to the solutions we can deploy to mitigate strategic misrepresentation
• Discussion and networking with peers on this topic.

We hope you will join this event to develop your understanding of cause to project failure, “outside view” planning and contribute to the discussion on how effective governance can enable organisations to better utilise data and enable successful projects.

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For more information and to book please visit the APM events page.