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    Cost-benefit paralysis

    Article November 2014

    PM Network

    Dani, Ibrahim

    How to cite this article:

    Dani, I. (2014). Cost-benefit paralysis. PM Network, 28(11), 24–25.
    Ibrahim Dani, PMP, outlines a project prioritization framework that organizations can customize according to dimension, weights, and scores when a project's budget is unclear.
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