Learning from Failure: Insights on Meeting Expectations in Program Management
In this session, David C. Colby, Vice President of Research and Evaluation, explores the critical lessons learned from programs that have fallen short of expectations. He identifies key reasons for failure, including design flaws, a challenging environment, and faulty execution. The discussion emphasizes the importance of managing expectations, clarifying objectives and strategies, remaining flexible, and actively monitoring and assessing programs to improve outcomes. Attendees will gain valuable insights into turning failures into opportunities for growth and success.
Learning from Failure: Insights on Meeting Expectations in Program Management
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Presentation Transcript
1. Learning from Failure David C. Colby
Vice President, Research and Evaluation
April 12, 2010
2. Reasons for Not Meeting Expectations Design Flaws
Challenging Environment
Faulty Execution
3. Learning from Programs that Havent Met Expectations Manage Expectations
Clarify Objectives and Strategies
Remain Flexible
Monitor and Assess Programs
