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Define the goal and success

03 Goals & Success

Connect the project to a real business problem and measurable outcome. This becomes the basis for proposal priorities and acceptance criteria.

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03 Goals & Success

Define the goal and success

Connect the project to a real business problem and measurable outcome. This becomes the basis for proposal priorities and acceptance criteria.

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Goals & Success questions

These answers turn the request into a problem worth solving, an outcome worth measuring and an order of priorities Quill can plan against.

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Which business goal matters most? Required.
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Describe the present condition, not the proposed feature.

Describe the desired future state.

Select all that apply.

Choose metrics, current baseline, target, and measurement period.

Include their problem, trust needs, objections, and decision factors.

Speed, quality, cost, ease of use, automation, flexibility, compliance. Number them in your own order.

Known risks, dependencies, resistance, uncertainty, or resource limits.

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Goals & Success questions

These answers turn the request into a problem worth solving, an outcome worth measuring and an order of priorities Quill can plan against.

Describe the present condition, not the proposed feature.

Describe the desired future state.

Which business goal matters most? Required

Select all that apply.

Choose metrics, current baseline, target, and measurement period.

Include their problem, trust needs, objections, and decision factors.

Speed, quality, cost, ease of use, automation, flexibility, compliance. Number them in your own order.

Known risks, dependencies, resistance, uncertainty, or resource limits.

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