Lack of specifications
Automation specifications. Functional analysis
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Lack of specifications
Automation specifications. Functional analysis

Author : Michel ROUX

Publication date: December 10, 2001 | Lire en français

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5. Lack of specifications

Unfortunately, and much more frequently than one might think, projects are carried out without specifications. This highly unprofessional approach leads to predictable results: poor performance, high end-of-pipe costs, repeated delays, internal and external conflicts, no recourse to expert appraisal or legal action, and so on.

Faced with a purely verbal consultation, the service provider is faced with three possibilities:

  • accept to work without specifications, which is undoubtedly the worst solution for the reasons mentioned above;

  • decline the offer, which is always a difficult business decision;

  • draw up an offer in the form of a specification, undoubtedly the least bad solution, but one that requires a considerable amount of work, often unpaid and...

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