There is a rule in civil engineering (here in Brazil at least) that says
a change decided at a certain step costs five times the price of the
same change if it were decided at the previous step (planning -> drawing
-> contracting -> buying -> digging -> etc.)

Isaac


Em 19/06/2014 16:43, John Ferrell escreveu:
> It has been my experience that when a change is needed in a project it=20
> is better done as soon as possible rather than putting it off to a later=
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> date.
> It will only get more difficult with time.
> I hope it is possible to make a set of rules and apply them to the=20
> documentation without a lot of manual keying.  Also, the changes should=20
> be noted somewhere so that you can undo them if necessary.
> There are a lot of us who make a bad first choice on chip selection for=20
> a project.
> Denial is one of my most annoying short comings!
> Good luck...
>
> On 6/18/2014 2:03 PM, John Hansen wrote:
>> Any suggestions would be appreciated!

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