The Project Triangle is a concept in project management that saves teams from destruction by overly-demanding customers. "You are given the options of Fast, Good and Cheap, and told to pick any two. Here Fast refers to the time required to deliver the product, Good is the quality of the final product, and Cheap refers to the total cost of designing and building the product. This triangle reflects the fact that the three properties of a project are interrelated, and it is not possible to optimise all three – one will always suffer."
This idea spawned the title of the 1997 Erol Morris film, "Fast, Cheap and Out of Control".
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