Delivering on time is harder than companies admit

I’m genuinely proud when we commit to something at the start of the month and deliver by the deadline.  People take on-time delivery for granted. In most client relationships, on-time delivery is treated as a baseline expectation or the floor rather than the ceiling. What I’ve found after years of running software delivery is that it’s one of the hardest things to do consistently, and one of the least examined aspects of client trust. Only 34% of organizations manage to deliver projects on…