Throughout the history of IT projects, when money is running short or time is running out and the project must be completed, the quality of the end product is often sacrificed.

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This is a common phenomenon known as the "Iron Triangle." When one side of the triangle (cost, time, or scope/quality) is constrained, it often leads to a compromise on the others. In many cases, sacrificing quality is the easiest solution to meet the deadline or budget. However, this can lead to negative consequences such as unhappy customers, costly rework, or even project failure.

Throughout the History of IT Projects, When Money Is Running