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Project complexity is the overall size and intricacy of a project relative to the capabilities of an organization.|
Type | | Definition | The overall size and intricacy of a project relative to the capabilities of an organization. | Value | Complexity tends to be a risk. That is to say, complex projects are generally more likely to incur failures such as cost overruns. | Estimating Complexity | Complexity can often be quantitatively estimated by lines of code, cost, resource projections or industry specific factors. | Related Concepts | |
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