Pace and Speed to Market

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Authors: Leon Herszon
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Abstract

The concept of pace and speed to market in project management has gained increasing importance in today's fast-paced business environment. Organizations face pressure to deliver products and services faster than ever, often in response to rapidly changing market conditions, competitive pressures, or urgent business needs. This urgency can add complexity to project management, affecting everything from resource allocation to risk management and cost estimation. Managing projects with varying paces and speeds to market requirements demands a strategic approach that balances urgency with quality, risk management, and resource optimization. The chapter explores key strategies for effectively managing projects across different pace levels, from regular to blitz. Exercises, discussion prompts, and reflective questions reinforce understanding by encouraging readers to apply concepts directly to their own contexts.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Construction Project Management and Performance Software Engineering Techniques and Practices Resource-Constrained Project Scheduling

Publication details

Journal / source
Wiley eBooks
Pages
159–170
Publication date
23 February 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Book chapter