Project Justification
Project Justification
Stephen H. Dawson | 2018
Abstract
An organization unable to determine if they should undertake a particular project is a malfunctioning organization. This manuscript presents a structured process to evaluate if an organization can accomplish a proposed project. Responsibility is on the part of the organization to answer if they should undertake a proposed project. The process for acquiring an education is presented, along with obstacles common to the project justification process. Research is conducted evaluating various structured and unstructured project types with analysis of the research. Three original instruments are presented to support the project justification process, applied to two scenarios to prove viability, and culminate in deductive reasoning. Each instrument is explained in detail by background, dimensions, concept, and construct. Supporting figures and appendices are presented to facilitate easier understanding of the project justification process. Further research recommendations are presented. The outcome of the process finds an immoral project can never be justified to bring help to an organization, as immorality always causes harm.