Quantitative and Qualitative Project Selection Methods
Overview
This course explores structured approaches for selecting the right projects by applying both quantitative analysis and qualitative judgment. Participants will gain the skills to evaluate project proposals using financial models, strategic alignment, resource considerations, and risk factors. Through hands-on exercises and real-world case examples, attendees will learn how to apply objective criteria and subjective insights to prioritize initiatives that deliver the most value to the organization. The course also covers decision frameworks that promote balanced, data-informed portfolio planning.
- Practical application of scoring models and selection frameworks.
- Real-world case studies illustrating successful and failed project selections.
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Foundations of Project Selection
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Quantitative Selection Techniques
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Qualitative Selection Methods
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Balancing Quantitative and Qualitative Inputs
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Project Selection in Practice
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Improving Selection Consistency and Governance
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