posted 2½years ago by Illia
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Management Plan
A project manager is starting work on a complex project. There will be people from two different countries involved. The project sponsor is from a third country, and the work is being done on an expedited schedule in your country with 14 electrical engineers, 4 architects and their staffs, 3 mechanical engineers, and 2 maintenance experts. What should the project manager do to make sure all of the work in this projected is identified?
A. Create a clear management plan, and put it in writing.
B. Create a WBS with input from all parties involved.
C. Identify the laws of each country involved.
D. Create a scope control system.
Alex (2½years ago):
b
george (2½years ago):
I think it's B, while all of the items are correct, we should select one which is related to "identification of all work":
A: Management plan will tell us about HOW the project will be done, not WHAT will we do (work)
B: WBS will identify all work packages with their inputs and outputs (right answer)
C: Laws are important, but not for work identification
D: Scope control will work with a defined scope. Defined in WBS
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