New technological developments Interdependencies > Constraints <Identify known program/project constraints, such as products to be reused, components to be acquired, interfaces to other projects or products, or technologies to be employed. Describe the priorities among the program/project’s features, quality objectives, schedule, staff, and budget. The following table identifies the parameters around the program/project’s key drivers (top priority objectives), constraints to work within, and dimensions that can be balanced against each other to achieve the drivers within the known constraints. Examples of constraints include: Timelines Logistics and staffing Government regulations Standards imposed on the solution Strategic decisions Interdependencies> Constraint Degree of Freedom Dimension (state limits) (state allowable range) <Insert feature constraints <Insert feature degree of freedom here, e.g. 70-80% of Features here> high priority features must be included in release 1.0> <Insert quality degree of freedom here, e.g. 90-95% of <Insert quality constraints Quality user acceptance tests must pass for release 1.0, 95-98% here> for release 1.1> <Insert cost degree of freedom here, e.g. budget Cost <Insert cost constraints here> overrun up to 15% acceptable without executive review> <Insert schedule constraints here, e.g. release 1.0 must be Schedule <Insert schedule degree of freedom here> available by 10/1, release 1.1 by 12/1> <Insert staff constraints here, Staff e.g. maximum team size is 6 <Insert schedule degree of freedom here> developers + 4 testers> Issues <Identify any known program/project issues that exist as the program/project commences.>
New technological developments Interdependencies > Constraints <Identify known program/project constraints, such as products to be reused, components to be acquired, interfaces to other projects or products, or technologies to be employed. Describe the priorities among the program/project’s features, quality objectives, schedule, staff, and budget. The following table identifies the parameters around the program/project’s key drivers (top priority objectives), constraints to work within, and dimensions that can be balanced against each other to achieve the drivers within the known constraints. Examples of constraints include: Timelines Logistics and staffing Government regulations Standards imposed on the solution Strategic decisions Interdependencies> Dimension Constraint (state limits) Degree of Freedom (state allowable range) Features <Insert feature constraints here> <Insert feature degree of freedom here, e.g. 70-80% of high priority features must be included in release 1.0> Quality <Insert quality constraints here> <Insert quality degree of freedom here, e.g. 90-95% of user acceptance tests must pass for release 1.0, 95-98% for release 1.1> Cost <Insert cost constraints here> <Insert cost degree of freedom here, e.g. budget overrun up to 15% acceptable without executive review> Schedule <Insert schedule constraints here, e.g. release 1.0 must be available by 10/1, release 1.1 by 12/1> <Insert schedule degree of freedom here> Staff <Insert staff constraints here, e.g. maximum team size is 6 developers + 4 testers> <Insert schedule degree of freedom here> Issues <Identify any known program/project issues that exist as the program/project commences.>
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