What happens if the QEP does not meet the stated goals?

To be acceptable, we do not have to guarantee success at the time of submission. However, we do have to make the case that the QEP has a reasonable chance of succeeding in meeting the goals.

To be acceptable, we do not have to guarantee success at the time of submission. However, we do have to make the case that the QEP has a reasonable chance of succeeding in meeting the goals. We must demonstrate to the evaluators that NTCC has and is willing to commit sufficient resources (financial, human, and physical) to ensure a reasonable chance of meeting the goals. Pilot projects before full implementation is one way we can determine the potential success of the QEP.

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