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Business, 09.12.2019 18:31, russelllang606

You are the project manager for a new technology implementation project. your boss has requested that your estimates be as exact as possible. which one of the methods below will provide the most accurate estimate? a. top-down estimating
b. top-down budgeting
c. bottom-up estimating
d. parametric estimating

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