The Phased-Gate Model is a project management framework that segments an initiative into discrete stages, each culminating in a decision point or “gate.” Progression to the subsequent phase is contingent upon successful review against predefined technical, financial, and strategic criteria.
Mechanism
Each phase, such as research, proof-of-concept development, or mainnet deployment in a crypto project, undergoes a gate review where feasibility, market viability, and resource allocation are rigorously assessed. This structured approach requires explicit approval from relevant stakeholders, including core developers, investors, or community governance bodies, before committing further resources.
Methodology
This model mitigates risk by allowing early termination or redirection of projects that do not meet performance benchmarks or strategic relevance, conserving capital in speculative crypto ventures. It facilitates systematic evaluation of security audits, scalability tests, and regulatory compliance at critical junctures, preventing significant resource commitments to unviable or vulnerable systems in the volatile crypto landscape.
A cancelled RFP's financial impact is minimized by architecting a phased-gate procurement system that contains costs and surfaces failure points early.
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