You are involved in an Information Systems project. The project's scope has widened, but there is no change in cost, quality, an

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You are involved in an Information Systems project. The project's scope has widened, but there is no change in cost, quality, an

d user expectations. This will result in an increase in time taken to complete the project. True or false?

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LenKa [72] · Answer 1 · 2022-09-16T16:28:57+03:00

Answer:

True

Explanation:

Project scope deals with the specific requirements or tasks necessary to complete the project. Scope is important to manage on any project, because if you can’t control the scope of the project, you’re not likely to deliver it on time. Also should the scope get widened it will result in time taken to complete the project.

Every project is faced with the triple constraint, which are the time, scope and cost.

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