Longitudinal Scope

  The longitudinal scope refers to the “length” of a projects process.  The most common method of defining the longitudinal scope is from “starting point to ending point.”

Example:

• The longitudinal scope of the improvement project is from quote proposal to quote submission.

Tip:  

•   Creating a process map for longitudinal scope can help teams clarify the "length" of their scope and prevent them from going outside of that scope.

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