Scott has just been given a project that has a specific completion date. After a discussion with top management he finds that while the date is important the cost is more important and a slip in delivery would be acceptable if required to meet the cost targets. The completion date is best classified as

Question

Callie Long

Business

23 February, 13:12

Scott has just been given a project that has a specific completion date. After a discussion with top management he finds that while the date is important the cost is more important and a slip in delivery would be acceptable if required to meet the cost targets. The completion date is best classified as

+3

Answers (2)

Know the Answer?

Dawson Moss · Answer 1

accepted

Explanation:

An accepted completion date refers to an agreed completion date. In this case, both parties agree that the delivery of goods, services, report, etc., must be completed by a certain date.

In this case, Scott and top managers got together and discussed a completion date that was accepted by both parties (upper management and Scott). They also agreed that Scott might get some extra days to deliver the final project if that meant that the targeted costs will be met.

Lyric Cross · Answer 2

On Time Delivery.

Explanation:

On time deliveries are not specific. They are dates that are spaced out and grouped as early (X) and late or late (Y). Delivery or completion date are set between 5 days early to 0 day, due date.