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Tailoring in project management involves selecting the appropriate processes, inputs, tools, techniques, outputs, and life cycle phases for each project.
True
The project manager is the only person responsible for tailoring project management processes.
False
The project business case is used to authorize further project management activities based on detailed component definition.
False
A project benefit management plan describes how the project benefits will be measured.
True
Enterprise Environmental Factors (EEFs) refer to conditions that are directly controlled by the project team.
False
Resource availability and employee capability are examples of Internal Enterprise Environmental Factors (EEFs).
True
Project management methodologies do not need to be tailored for individual projects.
False
Project managers should primarily focus on addressing schedule constraints during project tailoring.
False
Project benefits are defined as actions, behaviors, or results that provide value to the organization funding the project.
True
The Project Management Office (PMO) is responsible for tailoring project management processes.
False
Test your knowledge on different levels of Project Management Offices, methodologies, planning, auditing, recovery, portfolio management, business performance, governance, organization structure, resource management, and more.
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