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| opportunity to kill a project at end of phase |
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| end result of a phase generally creates a project deliverable and allows the project to move toward its completion. Just because a phase has been completed does not necessarily mean that the next phase can automatically begin. |
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| A phase-end review is needed to determine that the phase has met all of its obligations and then to authorize the initiation of the subsequent phase. A phase-end review is also known as a phase exit, phase gate, or a kill point. |
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| practice of overlapping phases is called fast-tracking. While fast-tracking does save project time, it can increase project risk |
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| negative time between project activities |
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