The original scope of a project has cost assumptions to ensure project success. Provide a specific example from your experience or from examples in the text where a change in scope can impact the project financials. If you were the sponsor of this project, would you approve the change in scope knowing what you do now?

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Cynthia Knapp

14 October, 16:40

The original scope of a project has cost assumptions to ensure project success. Provide a specific example from your experience or from examples in the text where a change in scope can impact the project financials. If you were the sponsor of this project, would you approve the change in scope knowing what you do now?

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Reyna Austin · Answer 1

No, If i were the sponser I'd not approve to change the scope.

Refer below for brief explanation.

Explanation:

Very few projects are completed on a scope that is decided at the first time.

When i was working in Software house and was in the team of web development, I was responsible for the front end development. Unfortunately my client was the person whose scope changes every month and the result that lapse the time, requirements change, cost changes.