Table IX

Methods’ analysis: mapping approaches

Author (year)SummaryTechniquesProjectsData required
Freedman and Desi (2011) The DICE framework assesses the risks and probabilities of success of projects. It is based on these factors: duration of the project, the integrity of the team, commitment to change and the effort of stakeholders. This chart distributes the projects into three areas: comfort, risk and uncertaintyBCG’s DICE framework
BCG analysis
Statistical trend analysis
Power plantProject-related variables
Scoring criteria
Expected benefits
Financial data
Customer data
Technical data
Strategic goals
Wheelwright and Clark (2003) This method helps to determine which new projects must be adopted and when, how the project set evolves over time and what role each project should play in the overall development effort. This method is useful to identify the gaps, to balance the portfolio and to reveal where development capabilities should be strengthenedAggregate project plan
Bubble diagram
Project sequence chart
PreQuip, scientific instruments companyProject-related variables
Project types
Expected benefits
Strategic goals
Resources required per project

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