This assignment provides an analysis of the importance of triple constrain (time, cost, and scope) in project management. It examines the case study of the Denver International Airport baggage handling system, which failed due to underestimated complexity, schedule pressure, and shortcuts taken by the team. The report highlights the significance of making strategic decisions before starting a project and avoiding poor timing changes that can lead to 'flip-flop' scenarios. Additionally, it discusses how triple constraints are applied in other industries, such as manufacturing and software development, and provides references for further reading.