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8 Project Integration, Evaluation, and Learning Free Online FlashCards

Study 8 Project Integration, Evaluation, and Learning with 12 free online flashcards. Review key terms, definitions, and concepts with this interactive flashcard deck.

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01
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What is the purpose of project integration management?

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Integration management coordinates interdependent project elements so decisions support overall objectives instead of optimizing one area at another’s expense.

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What does the project management plan establish?

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The project management plan brings supporting plans together and establishes approved scope, schedule, and cost baselines.

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How should a proposed baseline change be handled?

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A proposed baseline change must be documented, assessed for effects across the project, and approved before plans and related records are updated.

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What does a project variance indicate?

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A variance is a signal to investigate its cause and likely effects; it is not automatically proof that the project has failed.

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How do corrective and preventive actions differ?

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Corrective action brings performance back in line with the plan; preventive action reduces the chance of a future problem.

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What should a change request evaluation consider?

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Evaluation considers effects on requirements, scope, schedule, budget, quality, resources, risks, operations, and expected benefits.

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How can agile teams adapt to change deliberately?

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Agile teams can adapt the order and content of future work as they learn, while keeping priorities visible and reviewing progress with stakeholders.

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How do deliverable, outcome, and benefit differ?

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A deliverable is what a project creates; an outcome is the change from using it; a benefit is the value that change provides.

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What should project evaluation examine beyond time and budget?

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Evaluation also examines quality and usefulness, whether intended outcomes occurred, and whether resulting benefits are likely to be sustained.

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Who may measure benefits after a project ends?

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A designated operational owner may need to measure longer-term benefits after the project ends.

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What makes a project evaluation conclusion evidence-based?

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An evidence-based conclusion recognizes that meeting delivery targets does not guarantee intended value, and reasonable plan changes do not rule out lasting value.

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When should teams capture lessons learned?

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Capture lessons throughout the project, while the context is still clear, rather than waiting until the end.