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Naddik [55]
1 year ago
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Validated changes and validated deliverables are the outputs of the _____ sub-process of project quality management.

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1 answer:
bija089 [108]1 year ago
8 0

Validated changes and validated deliverables are the outputs of the monitoring and controlling sub-process of project quality management.

Project quality management is the process in which the quality of all activities is measured continuously  and taking the  corrective action until the desired quality is achieved.

Quality management processes help  the organization to control the cost of a project, after controlling the cost of project standards are established  and  the steps in achieving and confirming those standards are determined.

Effective quality management of a project must lowers the risk of product failure or unsatisfied and unhappy clients.

Project quality management occurs with these three processes:

Quality planning

Quality assurance

Quality control

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