Activities that aren't on a critical path may add value, but they don't actually have to be performed in order to complete the project.

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Hannah Preston

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4 October, 02:34

Activities that aren't on a critical path may add value, but they don't actually have to be performed in order to complete the project.

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Macey Schwartz · Answer 1

A project is a one-time or infrequently occurring set of activities that creates outputs within prespecified time and cost schedules,

project management

while project management is the combination of planning, directing, and controlling resources (people, equipment, information, material) in a project to meet technical objectives within budget and schedule constraints.

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Activities that aren't on a critical path may add value, but they don't actually have to be performed in order to complete the project.TrueorFalse

Activities that aren't on a critical path may add value, but they don't actually have to be performed in order to complete the project.

True

or

False