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A quantitative risk model for early lifecycle decision making

Abstract

Decisions made in the earliest phases of system development have the most leverage to influence the success of the entire development effort, and yet must be made when information is incomplete and uncertain. We have developed a scalable cost-benefit model to support this critical phase of early-lifecycle decision-making.

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Feather, M. S., Cornford, S. L., Dunphy, J., Hicks, K.. 2002-06-26. A quantitative risk model for early lifecycle decision making. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20060030820

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