In the traditional waterfall approach, when a project is evaluated to be 90% complete this typically means that there is 90% progress toward completing the project but likely 0% is actually completed and operational.

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In the traditional waterfall approach, reaching a 90% completion milestone often means that while 90% of the planned tasks may be done, the project as a whole isn't operational or delivering value yet, as everything needs to be completed and integrated before any part of it can be considered truly complete and functional.

In the Traditional Waterfall Approach, When a Project Is Evaluated