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Figure A.9 Changing Priorities
Only the system owner may initiate priority migration. For example, the system owner may agree that the expanded requirements are worth the additional cost. He or she allocates sufficient funds to cover the requirements but migrates priorities such that minimizing cost becomes the highest priority. But now the matrix violates a rule -- there are two Xs in column 1. To compensate, we must migrate the scope and/or quality criteria to another column, in this case, the constrain column. Expectations have been adjusted. In effect, the system owner is freezing growth of requirements and still accepting schedule slippage.
