If the project team and organizational officials reassess the project after each subsequent SDLC phase to determine if the business conditions have changed or if a more detailed understanding of a system's costs, benefits, and risks suggest that the project is not as worthy as previously thought, they are:
A) adhering to the incremental commitment principle.
B) overly cautious.
C) using a CASE methodology.
D) adhering to a bottom-up commitment principle.
E) using a staged approach to systems development.

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The incremental commitment principle emphasizes reassessing project feasibility at the end of each phase of the SDLC before committing additional resources to the project. This is done to ensure that the project is still feasible given current business conditions and system costs and risks.

If the Project Team and Organizational Officials Reassess the Project