Gold plating occurs when project teams voluntarily add functionality, features, services, or enhancements beyond the approved project requirements. Although the intention is often positive, unauthorized additions can consume resources, increase costs, extend schedules, introduce quality and technical risks, and create unrealistic stakeholder expectations.
Gold plating occurs when project teams voluntarily add functionality, features, services, or enhancements beyond the approved project requirements.
Although the intention is often positive, unauthorized additions can consume resources, increase costs, extend schedules, introduce quality and technical risks, and create unrealistic stakeholder expectations.
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Gold plating occurs when project teams voluntarily add functionality, features, services, or enhancements beyond the approved project requirements. Although the intention is often positive, unauthorized additions can consume resources, increase costs, extend schedules, introduce quality and technical risks, and create unrealistic stakeholder expectations.
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