Detect Your Implementation Barriers and Turn Challenges Into Success Stories
Although the pressures of individual project performance can often obscure organizational performance improvement, best practices implemented across a portfolio of projects can provide the greatest overall benefit and eventually help organizations achieve more consistent success.
In spite of ongoing efforts to improve implementation of CII products, many CII member companies are still struggling to apply CII products on real world projects. To resolve this problem and increase the level of implementation of CII products, several resources were created by this research team to enhance implementation, including:
CII Implementation Model
CII Knowledge Structure
CII Knowledge Implementation Index
CII Self-Assessment Guide
CII Best Practices Summary
This research also identified barriers that inhibit innovation and change and contribute to slow industry progress. These barriers to implementation include:
Low familiarity with best practices
Lack of commitment to best practices
Limited emphasis on training and education of best practices
Failure to integrate new ideas and recommendations into organization’s procedures
Limited benchmarking of costs and benefits
Lack of innovation within the industry due to risk aversion
In summary, RT-166 focuses on assessing CII member organizations; implementation effort at the organizational level using the implementation resources provided by this research. Organizations with better implementation practices performed better on capital projects.