A. The contract type “Time & means or fixed unit”
B. The contract type “Fixed price”
C. Neither contract type
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A. The contract type “Time & means or fixed unit”
B. The contract type “Fixed price”
C. Neither contract type
A. The contract type “Time & means or fixed unit”. ->>"Time & means or fixed unit"– this is our preferred type of contract, which is compatible with the adaptive nature of the project." "Fixed Price– even though most customers like fixed price, fixed scope contracts and even some of thRead more
A. The contract type “Time & means or fixed unit”.
->>”Time & means or fixed unit”– this is our preferred type of contract, which is compatible with the adaptive nature of the project.” “Fixed Price– even though most customers like fixed price, fixed scope contracts and even some of them are required by law to have only fixed-price contracts, it is not really Agile.” So adaptiveness is the key value. It is hard to be adaptive when the project price is fixed. This is why “Time & means or fixed unit” clearly fits easier with Agile and Scrum.
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