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Mapping Project Complexity with AI

The article explains how to leverage the TU Delft TOE (Technical, Organizational, External) framework for project complexity, turned into two AI workflow skills for diagnosis and action planning. It details the distinction between detail and dynamic complexity, and provides four management postures. The skills are designed to be used sequentially: first diagnose complexity hotspots, then create targeted interventions. The approach emphasizes human judgment and team conversation over automated outputs.

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  • The TOE framework categorizes project complexity into Technical, Organizational, and External types, avoiding a one-size-fits-all approach.
  • Distinguishes between detail complexity (number of parts) and dynamic complexity (change and uncertainty), each requiring different management strategies.
  • Two AI skills: project-complexity-mapper (diagnostic) and project-complexity-action-planner (intervention), kept separate to prevent premature advice.
  • Outputs include hotspot quadrants, management fit guidance, and traceable interventions; human judgment remains central.

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