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The Big Picture Is on the Canvas

In: Pre-Project Excellence

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  • Raphael H Cohen

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ISO 56007 mentions portfolio management on several occasions but does not provide specific guidance on how to do it. However, the IpOp Model Canvas captures the key elements of a project and can be used to manage a portfolio of projects. Because of the complexity of projects and the limitations of one-page executive summaries, one-page executive summaries are not sufficient for decision-making. The IpOp Model Canvas consists of three pages that provide a comprehensive overview of the project, including information on the Customer adoption, organizational adoption, and critical Unknowns. While the three-page canvas is not sufficient for making decisions, it can be used for information purposes and comparing projects. The chapter also mentions the IpOp Opportunity Case, which is a document that should be used for decision-making and is described in Chap. 20 .

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Handle: RePEc:spr:fuobcp:978-3-031-61774-4_17
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-61774-4_17
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