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'''TELOS''' is an acronym in Project Management used to define five areas of feasibility that determine whether a project should run or not. |
'''TELOS''' is an acronym in Project Management used to define five areas of feasibility that determine whether a project should run or not. |
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TELOS is an acronym in Project Management used to define five areas of feasibility that determine whether a project should run or not.
T - Technical - Is the project technically possible.
E - Economic - Can the project be afforded? Will it increase profit?
L - Legal - Is the project legal?
O - Organisational - Will the organisation accept the change?
S - Scheduling - Can the project be done in time?