Nt1310 Unit 3 Project Constraints
Any restriction that defines a project’s limitation in project management is a constraint. Three project constraints- scope, cost and schedule are also known as the triple constraints or the project management triangle. Each of these constraints relates to each other and cannot be altered without affecting at least one of the others.
Scope: Scope of the project is identified up front and once completed can meet the end deliverable for the project; however, scope can also change during the project life cycle. If the scope is not defined properly or understood up front the chances of failing the project can be high.
Cost: A budget is estimated for a given project and should be spend to deliver product or services to end user. If the budget is
Scope: Scope of the project is identified up front and once completed can meet the end deliverable for the project; however, scope can also change during the project life cycle. If the scope is not defined properly or understood up front the chances of failing the project can be high.
Cost: A budget is estimated for a given project and should be spend to deliver product or services to end user. If the budget is