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Why do you lower risk by using proven designs? Could it possibly be because it is cheaper to insure, repair, and work with those designs? Risk is expensive. T
by pclmulqdq 2y ago
Why do you lower risk by using proven designs?
Could it possibly be because it is cheaper to insure, repair, and work with those designs?
Risk is expensive. That's why you reduce it. If it weren't expensive, you would take it on.
- Retric 2y ago> Why do you lower risk by using proven designs? That’s not necessarily the risk being avoided. The customer may be better off, but project management’s risk vs reward looks very different than the customer’s risks and rewards. Get enough stakeholders together and … So no, people really do regularly reject the cheapest design that fulfills the spec.