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20 Ways to Reduce Project Step Size

by Tom Gilb

Almost everyone has various problems reducing their initial concepts of a step to a suitable size. It is, however, almost invariably possible to do so. Everyone can be taught how to do it. But many highly educated, intelligent, experienced "engineering directors" cannot quite believe this, until they experience it themselves. I believe this is a cultural problem, not a technological problem.

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20 Ways to Reduce Project Step Size 1 December 2004

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