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An assumption is something you have decided to believe without checking. A risk is an uncertain event. The first turns into the second the moment it goes unverified for long enough.
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One argues that the work is worth doing. The other authorises it and appoints somebody to run it. A project can hold a valid charter long after its case has gone.
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A charter is not a plan and not a business case. It is the document that says this project exists, this person runs it, and these are the limits they work inside.
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Adaptive work changes how people are planned and leaves physical resources exactly where they were. Most hybrid resourcing trouble comes from tailoring both the same way.
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A page of specific behaviours, written by the people who will follow them, settles more disagreements than any amount of process. The value is in the specificity.
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Planning has to count people in units, and the units stop describing anything the moment the work gets difficult. Both things are true and projects need both.
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