OK, so--but--right. But how do you tell if stuff is being delivered on time or not, based on--if you change the baseline every year, and you change the schedule to match the programs not being on time, but you change the schedule to match them, so that they are on time, how do you know which projects are really not on time?
Hunter seeks clarity on determining project timelines with shifting baselines.
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