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An Overview of the Pugh Matrix: What Is It and How Does It Work?
Summary: Pugh Matrix
The Pugh Matrix, or the Decision Matrix or Selection Matrix, is
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The Pugh Matrix, or the Decision Matrix or Selection Matrix, is
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The Pugh Matrix, or the Decision Matrix or Selection Matrix, is a criteria-based matrix used to compare and evaluate multiple design options against a set of criteria. Stuart Pugh first developed it in the 1960s while working at Unilever Research Laboratory. The matrix allows teams to quickly and easily compare alternative improvement opportunities against each other to identify the design solutions that best meet the customers needs.
A project charter is an essential document for any successful project. It provides a clear statement of the project’s goals, scope, and objectives and serves as an agreement between all stakeholders on what needs to be accomplished. A well-crafted charter should provide direction for both the team members and those outside the team who are affected by or otherwise involved in the project. The development of a project charter ensures that everyone involved has a shared understanding of why they’re working together and how their efforts will contribute to achieving desired outcomes. Building a good one requires careful planning, consideration of various perspectives from key stakeholders, and thoughtful communication throughout its creation process.
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