Which technique (Delphi technique, Earned value analysis, Expert interviews, Pareto analysis) is the best way to determine project requirements?

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hassan shalaby
16-December-2016

PMP Project Management

Question added by Ramzi Abou Rahal , Senior Manager , PwC Middle East
Date Posted: 2016/05/07

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sardar mardookhy

by sardar mardookhy , PMP certified Project manager , MCCI

Expert interview,

Delphi.................

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