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The benefit of breaking the projects into several projects is that it avoids the complexitiy and confusion among project team members with respect to several individual processes integrated in to a single process. It helps to prioritize the projects which are more important than others and helps in effective division of work among the team members. Breaking a large project into smaller ones does not mean less work, but provides the team members ...

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