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| The "Broken Iron Triangle" Software Development Anti-pattern - triangle " of software development:
Software development projects often fail because the organization sets unrealistic goals for the " iron
The development team has
The "Broken Iron Triangle" Software Development Anti-pattern
The "Broken Iron Triangle"
Software Development Anti-pattern
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Scope (what must be built)
Schedule (when it must be built by)
Resources (how much it must cost)
failed at renegotiating the situation, and is forced to try to deliver
under those constraints anyway. In the end, if the project team
delivers at all, the quality of the delivered product suffers and the
project is almost always late and over budget anyway. To be
effective, project managers must understand the implications of the iron
triangle.
Figure 1 . The Iron Triangle.
Note that refusing to recognize the
implications of the iron triangle isn't the only cause of
project failure, it just seems that it's one of management's more popular
approaches to hamstringing an IT project. In many ways, we really need to
question the ethics of "fixed-price" IT projects.
Motivation
The fundamental problem is that each major group of stakeholders has a
different, and often conflicting, set of priorities. IT professionals lean
towards building high-quality systems, financial people seem more interested in
the overall cost, senior management in the schedule, and end users in the
scope. Although these are clearly stereotypes we’ve all been in situations
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