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The 15-15 Rule states that if a project is more than 15 percent over budget or 15 percent off the desired schedule, it will:

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Likely only have 15% of the desired benefits.

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Likely never recoup the time or cost necessary to be considered successful.

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Have a small likelihood of ever being adopted by system users.

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Likely be cancelled by the project sponsor.

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