What is an incorrect assumption about Enabling Systems in the development of Systems of Interest (SOI)?

In the context of developing Systems of Interest (SOI), the assumption that Enabling Systems will always be available when needed is incorrect. This assumption can lead to significant issues in a project if the Enabling Systems, which support or provide infrastructure for the SOI, are not readily accessible or do not align with the project timeline. In reality, availability may depend on numerous factors, including resource allocation, compatibility with existing systems, or even delays in production or delivery.

By assuming that these systems are guaranteed to be ready when required, project managers may overlook the crucial planning and coordination needed to integrate these systems effectively. This can lead to increased risks and potential project delays. Thus, acknowledging the uncertainty around the availability of Enabling Systems is essential for realistic project planning and risk management.