What does TQB mean in UNCLASSIFIED

TQB stands for Time Quality Budget. It is the process of setting goals and expectations, prioritising tasks and resources, and balancing all competing objectives in order to fulfil a project on time, within quality and budgetary constraints.

The core elements of TQB include setting realistic goals, resource allocation, prioritisation of tasks & objectives, budget management and adherence to timelines within quality guidelines.

TQB ensures that your project is managed effectively by utilising the available resources efficiently in order to meet your desired outcomes. It also helps you to manage risks associated with the project by making informed decisions about budgets and deadlines before starting the work.

If you don't use TQB, there are likely to be delays in completing the project due to mismanagement of available resources or incorrect estimates being made about timelines or budgets. This can result in cost overruns or suboptimal quality outcomes that could have easily been avoided through efficient planning using TQB principles.

Other tools commonly used alongside TQB include risk management processes, stakeholder communication plans and scheduling software such as Microsoft Project or Gantt charts. These tools help further refine the project plan by determining potential problems associated with certain tasks before they arise or identifying areas where extra resources may need to be allocated in order to prevent delay or impede progress in some way.