Definition:
For a Scalar Attribute, the Delivered-Level is the numeric value on a Quantification-Scale “delivered” by an Evo-Step (that is, the resulting Level After System enhancement).
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Detailing
A Delivered-Level is a Past Benchmark. It is a Result of project Measurement of progress towards a required Goal/Budget-Level.
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Availability
Scale: % Uptime.
Delivered-Level [Release 1.0]: 99.90%, [Release 1.5]: 99.95%.
Goal [Release 2.0]: 99.98%.
Notes
Rationale: The reason for this term, instead of a simple “Past” is to emphasize the series of Evo deliveries on a particular project, and distinguish them from other Past Levels Benchmarked in the project.
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A Bullet Point
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Related-Concepts
Past
Goal-Steps
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This Concept entered by Diane O'Brien.