Uncertainty is a part of managing a project, and it can affect how well the project goes in many ways. In project management, the uncertainty performance domain is about imaging risks i.e. , how to handle uncertainty in terms of threats or opportunities in a project so that it meets its goals within the constraints that have been set.
It is used for Risk Management
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