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Performance The definition of performance is the accomplishment of a given task measured against present known standards of accuracy, completeness, cost and speed. The data in this section consists of 135 end reports, carried out by 27 different evaluators. 20 evaluators agreed to participate in the survey, which resulted in a response rate of 74.0%. In the process, the end report of the expert evaluator and a copy of the survey for each report were sent to the expert evaluators by email. The evaluator was requested to evaluate the end reports again and then fill in a questionnaire for each project they had previously evaluated. 105 surveys were returned, resulting in a response rate of 77.7%. investigates the short-term performance. A future project will look more into the long-term outcome of <strong>ForskEL</strong> and ForskVE projects. A way to examine performance on a short term is to investigate if the projects fulfil the obligations written in the project application and if the final results of the project are as the project aimed for. But bear in mind that measuring performance on a short and long term can be complex especially in public supported projects. Overall, the level of risk in public supported projects can be relatively high, meaning that a great deal of the projects may fail and some projects may succeed in project management but fail in technology output and vice versa. When examining <strong>ForskEL</strong> and ForskVE projects, it is relevant to investigate, when looking at the short term perspective, the project application and output. It is also relevant to examine the project output in a long-term perspective such as five years after the project has ended, in order to see whether the technology is implemented and deployed, but this report only Therefore, the analysis will start with performance measurements on project management examining how well the projects manage the project. Subsequently, the analysis will go more into the technological output and study how relevant the final results of the projects are. 34
As a final point, investigating performance of public supported projects is not a simple task. As mentioned before, the programmes support projects that have more than a potential economic dimension. The projects also have to contain a societal and political dimension; therefore, it is important to have this complexity in mind. project management Project management is the discipline of planning, organising, motivating and controlling resources to achieve specific goals. By employing good project management, it can be less challenging to meet the goals and milestones of the project. Table 4 shows to what extent the projects lived up to the goals in the project application. The table shows that around 50% of the projects to some extent or to a high extent lived up to the application goals. This indicates that around half of the projects met their application goals as described in the application. In a project, the applicants have to describe different activities and work packages. Table 5 below illustrates to what extent the projects fulfilled the scheduled activities and work packages. Table 4: Goals in the project application To a high In some To a To a very extent extent Neutral low extent low extent Total To what extent did the project live up to the project application goals? 24 (23%) 28 (27%) 32 (31%) 14 (13%) 6 (6%) 104 Table 5 - Activities and work packages To a high In some To a To a very extent extent Neutral low extent low extent Total To what extent did the project fulfil the scheduled activities or work packages? 14 (14%) 39 (38%) 30 (29%) 15 (15%) 4 (4%) 102 35
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