NASA NTRS · 19950014336
Program control for mission success
Abstract
This article suggests that in order to be able to exercise control over a particular program, the program itself must be controllable. A controllable program therefore, according to the author, is one that has been properly scoped technically, realistically scheduled, and adequately budgeted. The article delves indepth into each of the above aspects of a controllable program and discusses both the pros and cons of each.
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Longanecker, G. W.. 1994-11-01. Program control for mission success. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950014336
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