Scope,Schedule,Cost as restraint and baseline

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The Triple Constraint impacts real-world projects by prioritizing dimensions to achieve specific outcomes.

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The Triple Constraint involves balancing scope, time, and cost to achieve project goals.

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Example of Triple Constraint actions include Edit, Set Access, Duplicate, Move, and Delete.

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These actions represent different ways to manage project resources and constraints.

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Building a second home for vacations and weekend getaways is an example of applying the Triple Constraint.

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This example involves managing financial resources and location selection to achieve personal goals.

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Decisions to make for a vacation home: Schedule, Cost, Scope/Quality.

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Consider when you want the home completed, your budget, and desired features.

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Features and amenities wish list for a vacation home.

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- Master suite for you and your partner - Four additional bedrooms for children, in-laws, friends - Separate bathrooms for each bedroom - Great room with large wood-burning fireplace

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Separate woodshed

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A standalone structure for storing wood.

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Gas heat

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Heating system using gas, suitable for year-round vacation homes.

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Air conditioning

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Cooling system for comfort in a year-round vacation house.

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Wood floors in all rooms except kitchen

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Flooring choice for most rooms, excluding the kitchen.

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Redwood or cedar siding and roof shingles

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Exterior materials for durability and aesthetic appeal.