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1 – The “Broken Iron Triangle” Software Development Anti-pattern

Software development projects often fail because the organization sets unrealistic goals for the “iron triangle” of software development: * Scope (what must be built)
* Schedule (when it must be built by)
* Resources (how much it must cos

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