Scoping Projects to Prevent Scope Creep
Scope creep is usually a scoping problem. Use this checklist to define deliverables, inputs, revisions, and change control before the project starts.
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Recommended setup sequence: contracts → scope → operations.
Scope creep is usually a scoping problem. Use this checklist to define deliverables, inputs, revisions, and change control before the project starts.
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