Consider the following metrics: Does the project have: A well-defined system development methodology that is appropriate for the project? A clear change control process for managing scope creep? A strategy for assessing quality? A clear process for monitoring and tracking progress? These metrics belong to which category of success factors for projects?

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Hailie Riley

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24 May, 10:46

Consider the following metrics: Does the project have: A well-defined system development methodology that is appropriate for the project? A clear change control process for managing scope creep? A strategy for assessing quality? A clear process for monitoring and tracking progress? These metrics belong to which category of success factors for projects?

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Amanda Barr · Answer 1

Project Management Factors

Explanation:

These metrics are considered the factors for which a projects needs to be successful.

The methods and tactics applied for managing projects depend on the kind of project you deal with. The project structure, processes involved varies based on the kind of products or services you offer, and the market it is concerned with.