To Avoid the Classic Design Mistake of "Feature Creep," the Analyst

question 51

Multiple Choice

To avoid the classic design mistake of "feature creep," the analyst should _____.

• A) not switch or upgrade unless there is a compelling need for specific features
• B) increase the schedule to include learning time
• C) move proposed changes into future versions
• D) not use a design tool that appears too good to be true
• E) use rapid application development techniques or timeboxing

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Definitions:

Historical Baseline

A reference point derived from past data, typically used for comparison with current data to monitor changes or progress over time.

Productivity Gains

Increases in the output of goods or services per unit of input, often as a result of improvements in efficiency or technology.

Scanlon Plan

A type of gain-sharing program that focuses on improving productivity and sharing the resulting incremental earnings with employees.

Normal Labour Cost

The typical expenses associated with compensating employees, including wages, salaries, and benefits, under standard operational conditions.