Summary
The concepts presented in this chapter are necessary for aligning software technical decisions with the goals of the organization. Those concepts are as follows:
A proposal is a unit of choice. It's a single, separate option that is being considered.
A cash-flow instance is a single occurrence of money flowing into or out of the organization at a specific time as a direct result of a given proposal.
A cash-flow stream models the financial view of a proposal by presenting the flow of cash into and out of the organization over time due to that proposal.
One useful strategy for developing the cash-flow stream for a proposal is to use a work breakdown structure (WBS).
A cash-flow diagram is a picture of a cash-flow stream. Simply, a picture is ...
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