A few "classics" of uncertainty in project mode
Introduce a risk-opportunity approach to projects

Evaluate each project objective carefully, and ask yourself the following questions.

• Has this objective already been achieved, or is it the result of a simple extrapolation of things already done, by people and resources that can be mobilized for this project?

• If so, can we reproduce what has already been achieved? If so, the uncertainty over time, resources and budget can be defined with a relatively low level of uncertainty.

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