July 2018
Beginner
609 pages
16h 6m
English
By the very definition of quality, a project cannot possibly be completed without implementing quality, as quality can be looked upon as the degree to which the characteristics of project deliverables, project objectives, and project requirements are fulfilled. With quality, and in all areas of project management, we make assumptions and estimates and face constraints. These other sources of uncertainty can give rise to risks, which must be dealt with.
There may be some expected outcome items of the project that will not be developed by the project team, but rather will be purchased or acquired—a process called procurement.
So, in this last part of the book, we will cover quality ...
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