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3 Ways to Avoid Scope Creep in Web Portal Projects
Why did the Empire’s Death Star really fail?
Before the Rebels even made their way to the battle station, its real failure was a result of project scope creep.
Project scope creep is not limited to outer space weaponry; we’ve all experienced that same frustration when our project’s requirements and goals keep changing.
Nearly 50% of projects experience scope creep. Only 57% finish within budget and 51% are finished on schedule.
Though scope creep may be inevitable, its effects don’t need to be painful or costly. By learning these 3 tips, you can help ensure that your projects launch on time and within budget.
Before the Rebels even made their way to the battle station, its real failure was a result of project scope creep.
Project scope creep is not limited to outer space weaponry; we’ve all experienced that same frustration when our project’s requirements and goals keep changing.
Nearly 50% of projects experience scope creep. Only 57% finish within budget and 51% are finished on schedule.
Though scope creep may be inevitable, its effects don’t need to be painful or costly. By learning these 3 tips, you can help ensure that your projects launch on time and within budget.
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