Programs that are managed without the knowledge-based process are more likely to have surprises in the form of cost and schedule increases that are accommodated by disrupting the funding of other programs.
Unexpected cost increases are covered by disrupting funding of other programs.
Knowledge based processes are ineffective for predicting cost increases.
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