Tame the Project Backlog – Phase 2: Execute a Near-Term Backlog Cleanse

Author(s): Travis Duncan , Barry Cousins

Eliminate project backlog dead weight in order to increase the manageability and usefulness of the backlog going forward. Follow Info-Tech's advice to successfully execute a near-term backlog cleanse that will help limit the focus of the backlog to include only those items that add value to the business.

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Project Backlog, Intake, Approval, Project Portfolio Management, PPM, Stakeholder Management, Organizational Change Management

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