Manage Conflicts
Problem: As soon as you produce a schedule, someone asks for a change or an external event throws it off.
The milestones in your schedule are in constant tension. When one needs to change, you have to manage the trade-offs in the rest of the schedule to accommodate the change. Let’s look at how you can do that.
You want your schedule to be as efficient as possible so you get the release into your users’ hands as quickly as possible. But you also want it to have some slack so you can accommodate bad estimates and unexpected delays without requiring your community to forego sleep.
After you’ve built your schedule but before you’ve started working against it, there’s one more task: evaluate it for conflicts. You can’t know in advance ...
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