Projects rarely stall on technical difficulty. They stall when a choice between two reasonable options has no owner.
Every project produces trade-offs: scope against date, flexibility against cost, one department’s preference against another’s. These are business decisions, and they need one person who can make them stick.
That person does not need to be technical. They need context, the authority to approve, and enough availability to answer within days rather than weeks.
One person accountable for scope and priorities.
Reachable for the choices that would otherwise block progress.
So work proceeds without waiting for full consensus.
Momentum instead of stalled decisions
Scope that stays coherent
Faster resolution when priorities conflict
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