Go No Go | Glossary

Definition

A decision or a point where an individual or groups of stakeholders are forced to make a determined decision on whether to proceed (‘go’) or don’t (‘no go’). These decisions normally take place during a formal process that is pre-determined on a combination of specific criteria. They may include:

  • Completed Scope
  • Product Quality
  • Client Readiness
  • Team Readiness
  • Operation Support Readiness

Even ‘No Go decisions’ may not be seen as unsuccessful outcomes. They may result in a deferral of progression to the next phase, or a cancellation of one.

Further Reading

  • “Agile Project Management” (book), by Jim Highsmith.

 

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