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Question 2

Describe the triple constraint.  What are the three components and what is the relationship between them.

    Every project is unique, however, is often archive understanding the scope of work, time need and cost involved. Scope of work of a project is what is expected to do. It refers to all the objects to meet. 
Why should be built? Once, the requirements are determined, then the time frame need to set. Time is very important to keep on track, for a project manager should set schedule for every step necessary to finish the project.
Cost is the amount of money needed to complete a project. These three constraints interrelate really close.
To illustrate, the less time a project counts with usually drive to invest more money in it.
On the other hand, the more complex is the project, usually more time is need it.
In addition, less money is available to invest in a project, less scope of work have to be met.
All the project managers have to be aware of this three base constraints; scope, time and cost, in order to deliver a completed quality project.
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CIS1513 Blog said...

The triple constraint is the three main factors required to complete a project. The three components are the scope, time and cost. The relationship between them is that each component has its role in other to complete the project. Any excessive decrease or increase in any of the component will affect the project.

Comment by Henry

January 21, 2015 at 9:38 AM
Unknown said...

Because of the increasing demand to develop IT project as well as globalization and completion; project managers that get hired to structure a project must deliver the best product, at the best best and on time as promised to their sponsor. Part of a good project manager is to incorporate the human-error fact which will happen at one point or another in the project, but of course must be avoided. Implementing a system of scope, time, cost equal quality is what's expected.

January 22, 2015 at 6:06 PM
techteacher said...

Good! Pf. Forman

February 1, 2015 at 4:49 PM

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