C. Hibbler (2001). The Fact That Quality Of The Output Is Normally Measured

C. Hibbler (2001). The fact that quality of the output is normally measured in by analysing the entire process of the project itself rather than the final output makes it critical for maintaining accuracy at all levels of the project. A further overview on this area with respect to information technology and computers is presented in section 2.2.
Punctuality
Time is a critical factor in any project implementation since R. C. Hibbler (2001) argues that a project's success is not only in its quality or accuracy of the output but essentially on the time deadlines and the ability to meet the agreed time deadlines. The increase in competition and the continuous innovation in technology has apparently in increased the need for rapid development and implementation of the projects both computer based and non IT projects because of the reason that a company can leverage competitive advantage and increase its revenue through the implementation only when it is a first starter in the business. The success of www.yahoo.com - the leading e-mail service provider and Internet portal across the globe justifies this statement. Alongside, the growth of the motor company General Motors is through continuous innovation in manufacturing combined with timely entry into the market for purchase by the customers thus eliminating competition. Even though, the report is focused on Quality of Service in technology aspects, the fact that business embraces technology as stated before is the reason for the aforementioned statements on General Motors and Yahoo.
It is further intriguing to note that A Kemper (2002) has argued that punctuality in delivery of products to the market is one part of the entire project but essentially punctuality in a technical project reflects upon the ability of the project implementation to provide accurate results time and again within the stipulated time frame that was initially designed for. The example cited by A. Kemper (2002) on Ferrari range of cars on providing high performance to the owners every time justifies the above statement. Hence it is imperative that the Quality of Service is not only in delivering the end product within the agreed time frame but mainly to provide output on the agreed time targets of the system every time it is put into operation.
2.1.3: Quality of Service between technologies
The increase in the competition in business and the continuous innovation in technology has apparently increased the use of combination technologies in every segment of business and technology including information technology. In a generic perspective this combined use of technologies apparently increases the need for a new project or product delivered by a third party to work efficiently not only on its own but mainly when utilised as part of the entire technology as whole within the company. R. C.