How does Enquiro handle a
project that is over budget?
We recognize that once work
has begun on a project of any size, there are
often additional requirements identified during
the course of execution. In order to control
costs it is imperative that we control scope.
Should there be work identified that is outside
of the scope defined in the Statement of Work,
they must be submitted for approval prior to
commencing with them. We make every effort to
ensure we can accommodate scope changes. In
order to manage change, every project includes a
Change Budget.
In our experience, when change is recognized and
managed, it creates opportunities rather than
problems. The change budget provides an
appropriation of dollars you can draw from
without having to gain additional approval from
the governor of the purse. In our experience
there are two types of changes.
- Design changes are improvements or corrections
to the campaign design after the initial project
has been approved. These changes are a natural
outcome of the process and are encouraged.
- Non-compliance changes are charged to the
change budget also. These are changes resulting
from the failure of some previously planned
event to occur. These changes are undesirable
and can delay the campaign.
Should we determine that a change is required,
we submit a Change Request to you to use the
Change Budget. If the Change Budget is
exhausted, we work together with you to create a
new Statement of Work.
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