At the end of stage 2, the specialist 'e-learning course' supplier will be selected. As a result, it is decided that the quality management approach will not be created until the end of stage 2, to take into account this supplier's standards and techniques.
Is this appropriate, and why?
No, because the quality management approach should be created during the initiation stage and updated later. Establishing the quality management approach early on is crucial as it outlines the project's quality expectations, standards, and processes. This ensures a consistent framework is in place to guide quality control and assurance activities throughout the project lifecycle, accommodating updates as new suppliers or techniques are integrated.
The answer is C. No, because the quality management approach should be created during the initiation stage and updated later. In project management, it’s important to establish a quality management approach early on. This approach outlines the organization’s quality expectations, standards, and processes that will be used throughout the project. It provides a framework for ensuring that the project’s outputs meet the required standards and deliver value to the stakeholders.