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Conference Paper Business Analysis, Scope Management 26 October 2014
Three proven ways business analysts help prevent scope creep
By Carkenord, Barbara A. Most scope creep occurs because of a lack of agreement among stakeholders, an inconsistent understanding, or a lack of sufficient analysis in development of the product or solution scope. Business…
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Conference Paper Risk Management, Requirements Management, Business Analysis, Scope Management 29 October 2013
Taking requirements to the next level
By Burek, Paul If a project suffers from vague or misunderstood requirements, missing information, or an unclear definition of scope, project failure may be imminent. These problems can occur with any type of…
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Conference Paper Requirements Management, Scope Management, Stakeholder Engagement 29 October 2013
Scope and stakeholder management
By Orlando, Doug Project managers must avoid scope creep during projects, yet scope change should be embraced and used to enhance project outcome. Drawing from the Project Management Institute's A Guide to the…
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Conference Paper Scope Management, Work Breakdown Structures 24 April 2013
From total project scope to total project control
By Piney, Crispin | Reiser, Werner This paper provides a practical and reliable method for developing and maintaining a work breakdown structure (WBS) and ensures consistency with the contract or statement of work on which the…
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Conference Paper Quality Management, Risk Management, Scope Management 23 October 2012
The scope crept, the risks leapt!
By Walker, Loran W Everything is under control. The initiation of the project went smoothly. The SWOT (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats) analysis was complete. The project plan came together without a…
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Conference Paper Scope Management 9 May 2012
Scope--mastering the fuzzy constraint
By Bigelow, Brad Time, scope, and cost are known as the "triple constraints" of project management. Time and cost are relatively easy to understand because they can be easily quantified. Scope, on the other hand, is…
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Conference Paper Scope Management 22 October 2011
Creating bulletproof business cases
By Larson, Richard | Larson, Elizabeth Inadequate or non-existent business cases usually result in unclear project scope. This often leads to scope creep, which results in rework, cost overruns, delays, etc. In addition, inappropriate…
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Conference Paper Scope Management, Work Breakdown Structures 22 October 2011
Influence of the scope statement on the WBS
By Burek, Paul What is the biggest challenge you have experienced when asked to prepare a work breakdown structure (WBS) deliverable at the beginning of your project? This paper focuses on techniques a project…
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Conference Paper Scope Management, Information Technology 22 October 2011
Managing Size Creep in Software Development Projects
By Leinen, Robert D. Over the last 30 to 40 years, the software industry has grown from small entrepreneurial ventures to an enormous entity that in one form or another plays a critical role in most business today. As…
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Conference Paper Agile, Scope Management, SCRUM 12 October 2010
Goodbye, scope creep--hello, agile!
By Sliger, Michele Project managers have long attempted to develop processes and policies for effectively managing project scope. Most of these remedies, however, only obstructed the process of developing the best…
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