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What is Impact Analysis?

Oct 22

Written by: Sandeep Mohanta
Wednesday, October 22, 2008 

Impact Analysis is the process of exploring and documenting all possible effects of a change. What will be the impact if any changes come? will it affect cost, time aqnd scope? Is backward compatible there?

Impact Analysis leads to the Impact Analysis Report,  where we

- Estimate Total Effort

- Estimate Lost Effort

- Estimate Cost, Schedule, Qulality impact

- Other requirements affected

- Other tasks affected

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