The Project Management Triangle
One image that is often used to explain project management is a project management triangle or iron triangle. This image depicts the three constraints of any project: time, cost, and scope. The triangle shows how these constraints are interconnected, with each side representing one of...
Scope Creep: What is it, and how to avoid it?
The PMBOK® Guide describes scope creep as “adding features and functionality (project scope) without addressing the effects on time, costs, and resources, or without customer approval”. Even if the project finally gets completed after all the creep, one might be surprised that it looks nothing like what...