“Human beings, who are almost unique in having the ability to learn from the experience of others, are also remarkable for their apparent disinclination to do so.” – Douglas Adams As I mentioned in my previous post, Risk Buffers – An Example, this post is dedicated to identifying …
Two (or six) months into your project, you and your business owner disagree about whether a particular feature or component is included in the project. You, of course, consider this controversial item obscure and expensive to include; the business owner, in contrast, asserts that it is absolutely essential, the whole …
In my previous post, The WBS Basics, we developed a simple Work Breakdown Structure (WBS). In previous posts related to this foundations series, I’ve discussed TheTask and Deliverables. A WBS is, as previously noted, a hierarchical representation of the complete project scope. (A list of all tasks without any organization …
