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Australian Government Architecture Reference Models Version 3.0

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72<br />

Measurement Area Rationale Defined by<br />

[4104]<br />

Project Complexity<br />

[4105]<br />

Risk<br />

Measurement of the complexity of<br />

a project is a necessary step in<br />

the assessment of the internal<br />

risk that is associated with the<br />

project. It is through that<br />

assessment process that<br />

measurement of complexity helps<br />

to inform project investment<br />

decisions.<br />

Qualitative measures of the risk<br />

exposure that a project is subject<br />

to. These measures are indices<br />

derived from the agencyendorsed<br />

risk management<br />

framework.<br />

<strong>Australian</strong> <strong>Government</strong> <strong>Architecture</strong> <strong>Reference</strong> <strong>Models</strong> <strong>Version</strong> <strong>3.0</strong><br />

A. Coverage (project)<br />

Qualitative measures that describe the scope<br />

coverage of a project in relation to the overall<br />

government program. This is important when<br />

assessing project complexity and risk.<br />

Segmented government programs (multiple<br />

projects) carry increased exposure to the risk<br />

of project outputs being ineffective in realising<br />

intended outcomes.<br />

B. Specialisation (project)<br />

Qualitative measures that describe the levels<br />

of non-generic skills and qualifications that will<br />

be required in order for a project to be<br />

completed in conformance with applicable<br />

regulation and legislation and to satisfactory<br />

levels.

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