Generally, one would choose option 2 as life cycle costing considerations dictate that you look at the entire project and product thereof. It is subjective. These are choices, why don't you post the full question please.
Oh ok. Ultimately, you would want to control your overall maintenance costs and further, costs of preventing issues sooner (within project) could potentially be cheaper than rectifying it afterwards (during warranty phase, etc)
nidhitripathi
Tue, 07/26/2011 - 20:12
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I believe (2) should be the answer!
admin
Wed, 07/27/2011 - 03:57
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It depends on the customer
It depends on the customer and the context. Either one can be true depending upon the customer needs
RP
Wed, 07/27/2011 - 09:19
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Generally, one would choose
Generally, one would choose option 2 as life cycle costing considerations dictate that you look at the entire project and product thereof. It is subjective. These are choices, why don't you post the full question please.
nbk
Wed, 07/27/2011 - 13:44
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It is not a mock exam
It is not a mock exam question. I read about it in Rita and wanted to confirm my understanding
RP
Wed, 07/27/2011 - 13:50
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Oh ok. Ultimately, you would
Oh ok. Ultimately, you would want to control your overall maintenance costs and further, costs of preventing issues sooner (within project) could potentially be cheaper than rectifying it afterwards (during warranty phase, etc)