Planbarkeitspunkt
Planbarkeitspunkt refers to a conceptual moment in a planning process at which the remaining uncertainty is judged to be sufficiently low to allow detailed planning and forecasting with acceptable risk. It is not a fixed calendar date; rather it is a contextual milestone that can shift as new information becomes available.
The term is German in origin (Planbarkeit = planability; Punkt = point) and is used in planning theory
In practice, planbarkeitspunkt is invoked in fields such as project management, software development, urban and infrastructure
Determination criteria often involve a combination of stabilization of critical variables, reduction in the number of
Critics note that the concept can be ill-defined in highly dynamic or rapidly changing environments and that
See also: Planning theory, Uncertainty, Forecasting, Phase-gate process, Risk management.