What’s the point of Agile in an ‘iron triangle’?
Technology: Traditional ICT project governance constrains Agile delivery.
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The traditional measures of ICT project success are well known: they are the so-called “iron-triangle,” sided by project scope, budget and timeframe.
Top-down project management is often the default mode.
At the same time, many organisations are trying to shift to a new mode of Agile
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Rob O'Neill
Thu, 12 Mar 2020
Thu, 12 Mar 2020
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What’s the point of Agile in an ‘iron triangle’?
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