Prioritizing methods can also be used in situations where a variety of perspectives or preferences have to be taken into account. In these cases, setting priorities is necessary as a basis for cohesive planning and to establish group-based guides for decisions. In interorganizational efforts, as most integration initiatives are, collaboration is vital to success. Voting methods for priority setting in such collaborative situations provide a public expression of the decision process and the importance of each member's point of view. Some limitations and considerations Tough choices.
Priorities always involve tough but necessary choices.
The process of identifying and setting priorities will almost certainly involve conflict and controversy. Some planning and preparation are necessary to keep the work on track. More tough choices. Setting priorities does not end the tough decision process. Even though you know which choices are most important, you still have to figure out exactly how to allocate resources and work assignments.