When a project manager must reduce project duration but resources are constrained, creating a software program that will have less functionality than originally planned or building a house without the bonus room and the basement that the owner originally specified in the plans would both be examples of
A) fast-tracking.
B) use critical-chain project management.
C) reduce project scope.
D) compromise quality.
E) do it twice-fast and correctly.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Reducing project scope involves decreasing the number or complexity of tasks or features to be completed, as seen in the examples of creating a software program with less functionality or building a house without certain rooms. This approach helps in reducing project duration when resources are constrained.

When a Project Manager Must Reduce Project Duration but Resources