Don Reinertsen famously refers to cost of delay as the “golden key”.
Is are the suffixes deliberately mixed in the table? (Not sure what MM means).
How are they mixed?
In the table image, the options read:
X - $10K
Y - $2MM
Z - $500K
Article body refers to MM against values.
Guessing one of: I don’t understand the suffix, a typo, or some whacky encoding shenanigans. Ta.
Got it, thanks. K stands for thousand. MM stands for million. If achieving Option Y would generate $2 million a week, then a four-week delay in achieving it "costs" $8 million.
Ok. Thanks. Used to m or M as million suffix (but I’m obs in the wrong circles :).
Makes much sense. Cheers
Is are the suffixes deliberately mixed in the table? (Not sure what MM means).
How are they mixed?
In the table image, the options read:
X - $10K
Y - $2MM
Z - $500K
Article body refers to MM against values.
Guessing one of: I don’t understand the suffix, a typo, or some whacky encoding shenanigans. Ta.
Got it, thanks. K stands for thousand. MM stands for million. If achieving Option Y would generate $2 million a week, then a four-week delay in achieving it "costs" $8 million.
Ok. Thanks. Used to m or M as million suffix (but I’m obs in the wrong circles :).
Makes much sense. Cheers