One of the most difficult aspects of project management is balancing the critical elements of scope, time, and cost, sometimes referred to as the Project Management Triangle. Each of these components is critical to the success of any project, but …
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When a project begins, you must gain agreement with your sponsor on project scope. The scope is defined at a high-level in the Project Charter or Project Scope Statement. At a low-level, the scope is detailed through the approval of the business requirements. Once these two documents are approved, you have enough information to understand scope through the remainder of the project.
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