Use the
Force Field
form to identify criteria that will impact the progress of a project.
The
Force Field
form answers the following questions.
Which criteria have a
positive impact on the project?
What criteria have a negative
impact on the project?
How-to
Assemble a cross-functional
group with knowledge of the process.
In the
Positive Impact
table, identify the criteria that have a positive impact on the progress of the
project. Include items such as, cost savings, rapid speed to market, employee
support, and emission reductions.
Rate the strength of impact,
where 9 signifies high impact on the project and 1 signifies low impact on the
project.
In the
Negative Impact
table, identify the criteria that have a negative impact on the progress of the
project. Include items such as, long time to complete, high commitment from an
overburdened department, low volume, and lack of management support.
Rate the strength of impact,
where 9 signifies high impact on the project and 1 signifies low impact on the
project.
