Planning Constraints

Planning Constraints

The planning constraints are based on the famous project management triangle (or iron triangle).

Purpose

The planning constraints are based on the famous project management triangle (or iron triangle). A fundamental choice for value streams, projects, features, or tasks is which of these constraints to set as “fixed” and which ones as “flexible”.

Project planning is a matter of selecting the work, resources, time, and desired quality of the value that is delivered.

Notes

This page is under construction.

Rules / Constraints

  • We have not yet defined any rules or constraints.

Fixed Scope
Flexible Scope
Fixed Cost
Flexible Cost
Fixed Time
Flexible Time
Fixed Quality
Flexible Quality
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