A phased project in BCA refers to a project that is broken down into distinct, sequential stages. Instead of all work being done at once, the project is planned and executed in a series of steps. This approach is often used for large, complex projects to manage risk, secure funding, and ensure compliance.
Phased projects can be done for several reasons. Financial risk management, for logistical reason, because of timing and addressing community feedback are all reasons for making a phased project. There are positives and negatives for doing a project this way.
Have you done phased projects? Did you find them to a wonderful way to break down larger projects, or did the phasing make things more difficult? Come tell us about your experience on September 5th at noon.
