Question

In making project trade-offs, a criterion that is allowed not to meet the original target, for example, allowing the schedule to slip, is classified as ___________.

Answer 1

When a criterion is not allowed to meet the original target when making trade-offs, this is an Accepted criterion.

What is an accepted criterion?

This is a criterion that the company considers when deciding which parts of a project to keep and which to go along with.

Of those that are kept, they are not allowed to meet the original target because the resources available would be too limited to do so which was the reason for the trade-offs in the first place.

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