Your project sponsor has reviewed the initial project schedule you created for the project.

She is not happy with the project end date because it doesn’t match the promise date she gave the customer. You decide to use some compression techniques first. Which of the following statements should you keep in mind (and know to be true) regarding duration compression?

A. Crashing is a compression technique that typically produces a viable alternative.

B. Fast-tracking is a compression technique that typically results in increased costs.

C. Schedule compression shortens the project schedule but doesn’t change the project scope.

D. Crashing is a compression technique that typically results in increased risk.