PMP Questions ID 3111 the difference between project deliverables and project requirements is best described in which o

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Requirements are measurable items that must be produced for the project or project phase to be considered complete. Each project phase might have multiple deliverables with multiple requirements.

Deliverables are specific items that must be produced for the project or project phase to be considered complete. Each project phase has only one deliverable, which might have multiple requirements.

Requirements are measurable items that must be produced for the project or project phase to be considered complete; deliverables are the specifications used to tell you what you are trying to produce.

Deliverables are specific items that must be produced for the project or project phase to be considered complete; requirements are the specifications of the deliverables used to tell you whether the deliverables were produced successfully.

The project manager has just determined that three functional managers with a high interest in the project hold a particularly high degree of influence in the allocation of enterprise resources. In what activity is the project manager involved?

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PMO Type		Description

Supportive		Serves in a management role. Assigns project managers to projects and directly manages projects
Controlling		Serves in a consultative role. Provides templates, best practices, training, and lessons learned from other projects
Directive		Serves in a supportive and compliance role. Provides project management and governance frameworks that are followed by PMs

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