Sub navigation
- Suggest a resource to include in this section.
- Wrong information?
Please let us know if we have published inaccurate info on this page. - Keep updated - subscribe to the ADG newsletter and forum mailing lists.
ICT project management
Checkpoint 4: Is the ICT driven project scalable?
The ICT-based project, if it is to be more than a pilot, has to have the capacity to be replicated in other locations or settings so that its success can be extended.
This requires not only paying attention to the technical specifications of the equipment used. It also refers to consideration of:
- the capacities and reach of the supporting infrastructure,
- the availability of technical skills in other locations, and
- the supporting regulatory framework related to the use of ICT.
The principle of scalability refers to the capacity of the project's design to operate on a national level, able to meet the challenges that this would involve.
- Published: Jan 2004
- Source: Curtain Consulting (http:// www.curtain-consulting.net.au)
- The above links take you to an external site - see our disclaimer.
