Project Management¶
Atkinson, R. (1999). Project Management: Cost, Time and Quality, Two Best Guesses and a Phenomenon, Its Time to Accept Other Success Criteria. International Journal of Project Management, 17(6), 337-342.
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- Its strength is that it makes the cost of "yes" immediate and concrete, converting an abstract worry about creep into a visible, chosen sacrifice — a discipline in the spirit of the project-management "iron triangle," where scope cannot expand without something in time, cost, or quality giving way.
This sourceIdentifies cost, time, and quality as the traditional project-management Iron Triangle.
- Its strength is that it makes the cost of "yes" immediate and concrete, converting an abstract worry about creep into a visible, chosen sacrifice — a discipline in the spirit of the project-management "iron triangle," where scope cannot expand without something in time, cost, or quality giving way.
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