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Across

1. A document that outlines the project objectives, deliverables, and boundaries, including what is in-scope and out-of-scope.

2. A system that is no longer in use or considered relevant, usually due to advancements in technology.

3. The ease with which a system can be accessed, understood, and used by people with disabilities.

4. An information and communication technology system used to process and communicate information.

5. A system that relies on physical paper documents for storing and processing information.

6. The accepted standards of behavior and beliefs established by a particular society or community.

7. Factors outside an organization that restrict its operations or activities.

8. Individuals or organizations that provide funds or resources for a project or venture.

9. An already implemented system that is currently in use.

10. Restrictions arising from economic conditions, such as inflation, recession, or currency fluctuations.

Down

11. A document that identifies a change to the project scope and describes the impact on project cost, schedule, quality, or resources.

12. The process of recognizing or determining the characteristics or nature of something.

13. The limitations, restrictions, or boundaries within which a project must be executed, including factors like time, cost, resources, quality, and scope.

14. The SMART goals that a project aims to achieve within the defined scope.

15. A system that uses continuous signals or physical quantities to represent and process data, as opposed to digital systems that use discrete values.

16. The collective beliefs, customs, values, behaviors of a particular group of people.

17. The integration of digital technology into all areas of a business to fundamentally change how it operates.

18. Limitations in terms of time, money, personnel, or equipment available to an organization.

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