E-MailScope Creep or Responding to Business Change
The literature of software development and project management "problems" is rife with descriptions of the dreaded "scope creep." Projects take too long because customers are always changing their minds and developers find cool new features to add. However, there is a big difference between scope creep, which is a problem and to be avoided, and the necessity of responding to business changes and the evolving requirements.
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