Which is an objective of the 'managing product delivery' process?
Which is an objective of the 'managing product delivery' process?
The objective of the 'managing product delivery' process is to ensure that delivered products match expectations. This process involves making sure that the products developed meet the quality criteria and requirements specified by the customer, and that the delivery is as expected. Ensuring that delivered products match expectations aligns closely with the primary goal of managing product delivery.
C is correct. Authorize the work to be done -> Controlling a stage. Accepts and checks Work Package from the Project Manager -> Managing Product Delivery.
It should be C To ensure that delivered products match expectations. Authorize a WP is controlling a stage
the Authorization is a handshake between the Team manager and the Project manager in order to agree on te work package
C is the the right answer since authorizing WP is the PM responsibility
C is the the right answer
Planned products are delivered to expectations and within tolerance
Options B, C, and D are objectives of other PRINCE2 processes: B refers to the objective of the 'Managing by Exception' process C refers to the objective of the 'Quality Control' process D refers to the objective of the 'Closing a Project' process. The objective of the 'Managing Product Delivery' process in PRINCE2 is to control the link between the project manager and the team managers by placing formal requirements on accepting, executing, and delivering project work. Based on this, the correct option is A. To authorize the work package allocated to the team.
there is no quality control process
C is the correct answer To authorise a work package is done in Controlling a Stage and is PM’s responsibility
This is the 100% correct answer
C is correct
section 18.2 work on products allocated to the team is authorized and agreed. I dont think is C as it is mentioned the planned products are delivered to expectations and within tolerance and answer C does not mention tolerance