Managing the Risks of Evolutionary Prototyping
In spite of a long list of risks to watch for, Evolutionary Prototyping is a relatively low-risk practice. Of published case studies, 33 of the 39 have reported success (Gordon and Bieman 1995). Here are some risks to keep in mind.
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For related risks, see Managing the Risks of Throwaway Prototyping, Managing the Risks of Throwaway Prototyping, and Managing the Risks of User-Interface Prototyping, Managing the Risks of User-Interface Prototyping.
Unrealistic schedule and budget expectations. Evolutionary Prototyping may create unfulfillable expectations about the overall development schedule. ...
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