INDEX
A
achievable goals, 134–135
feasibility process, 135–138
agendas, 223
alarm points in extended schedules, example, 25
alarm triggers, 16
alarms
budget alarms
break-even cost point, 31
grace periods, 31
setting, 27–30
customer satisfaction alarm, 35–36
problem list alarm, 32–34
schedule alarms, 37
allies, 119
goals, 127
Alltel, 19
ambiguous information, 88
analysis stage, risk analysis process, 175–178
anticipating problems, risk analysis process, 174–175
approval of plans, 203
availability, evaluators, 61
B
Borland, CaliberRM, 195
break-even cost point, 31
briefing evaluators, 61
commitment, 63–65
topics to be covered in initial briefing, 61–63
Brooks’ Law, 24
budget alarms
break-even cost point, 31
grace periods, ...
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