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Most of the is expressions are self-explanatory, but two may need a little discussion. First, notice this statement:

One recent significant development that allows users to dynamically change bandwidth as the need changes is Multilink Point-to-Point Protocol (MLPPP). The IETF RFC 1990, Multilink Point-to-Point Protocol (MLPPP), will extend the use of ISDN. MLPPP takes advantage of the ability of switched WAN services

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At long, long last a year or even two years after that initial, brilliant idea the game is ready to be manufactured and go out to the distributor or retailers. At this point, it has gone gold in industry jargon.

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without asking for permission. If management permits this degree of latitude from the project manager, it is likely that the schedule will continue to slip here and there, significantly affecting the final completion date as well as the budget and resource utilization. This type of change cannot be permitted to take place. Issues that affect the overall project schedule, deliverables, resources, and budget need to be formally identified and submitted for approval through a formal change process. Management needs to establish parameters for changes to budget, schedule, deliverables, and resources. For example, any proposed project change that results in a change of budget or final delivery date would need to be approved by management. The procedure for making changes to the project should be done in two basic steps: 1. The project team, together with the project manager, should identify the specific issue, its impact on the project, and their proposed remedy. This information should be packaged into a formal request. 2. This change request should be presented to management, either in one of the regular project meetings, or in a separate meeting that includes the project manager, any relevant project team members (experts in the specific matter to be discussed), and members of senior management preferably those who are sponsoring the project. The proposed change and its impact on the project should be discussed, and management should make a decision on whether to approve the change. It should be evident that not every small change needs to go through this process. A spending increase of $10 is hardly a reason to call a management review, and an increase of $10,000 done without any review may make management fuming mad. Management needs to set some parameters so that change reviews will only take place when changes exceed arbitrarily set thresholds. Smaller changes in schedule and budget can be made a part of a regular project status report that should be sent to management and project sponsors. Smaller issues of changes to budget, schedule, and resources can be highlighted so that management is aware of these less significant changes. NOTE Tracking changes in a project is as important as tracking the project s activities. Only through tracking of project changes such as schedule, resource, and cost adjustments can the project manager and senior management understand the status of a project at any given time.

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