[132] in I/T Delivery
Project Priority Exercise
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Robert V. Ferrara)
Tue Feb 10 13:52:23 1998
Date: Tue, 10 Feb 1998 13:51:58 -0500
To: delivery@MIT.EDU
From: "Robert V. Ferrara" <rferrara@MIT.EDU>
Cc: dania@MIT.EDU
Delivery Team Leaders,
Attached is a diagram from a Dani Aivizian message. At a recent ITLT,
this diagram was introduced to help frame a discussion on project
priorities. I'd like to ask your assistance to extend it further. Please
classify your projects in one of the five (0,1,2,3,4) areas below and email
it to me by 2/25. I'll then compile the responses for the 2/27 Delivery
meeting, where we can do some consistency checking and adjusting if need
be.
Your cooperation is appreciated,
Thanks, Bob
-------------------Part of Dani's message-------------------------------
ITLT should vet the below "start-up" priorities matrix by teams
and team leaders. Does this help ITLT communicate IS priorities
so that staff can eventually set their own priorities?
Economic Value
|
|
|_______________________________
| 2 | 4 |
| secondary | home |
| priorities | runs |
|____________________| |
| 0 | 1 |__________|
| don't | challenge | 3 |
| bother | the need | bite the |
| | | bullet |
|________|___________|__________|______Strategic Value
O/Don't Bother Graphic Arts Bldg system
1/Challenge Need MIT card
2/2ndary Priorities TLO electronic mgt, Testing Tools, Prepare
for EdTech, MIT Electronic Thesis (?),
mailing lists (?)
3/Bite the Bullet Year 2000, SAP projects, Help Tools,
Infrastructure
4/Home Runs web-based requisitioning, web-based
teaching and learning, Kerberos/KDC/user
interface
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