At no point in an IT project I have seen time made up without removing large parts of functionality. The common reaction to a project failing behind is to add more people to it but Brook’s law reminds us
“adding manpower to a late software project makes it later” Federick Brooks
This article will look at the reasons adding more people to a project does not speed it up and…
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Why adding more people to a project doesn’t make it go faster
At no point in an IT project I have seen time made up without removing large parts of functionality. The common reaction to a project failing behind is to add more people to it but Brook’s law reminds us “adding manpower to a late software project makes it later” Federick Brooks This article will…
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