Lesson 81. Controling a stage, purpose

Question 1

What is the purpose of the ‘controlling a stage’ process?

Answer 1

The purpose of Controlling a Stage process is for the project manager to assign work to be done, monitor such work, deal with issues, report progress to the project board, and take corrective actions to ensure that the stage remains within tolerance.

This process helps maintain control over project deliverables and ensures alignment with project objectives.

Question 2

What is the attention focused on delivering?

Answer 2

Attention is focused on the delivery of the stage’s products.
The constant delivery of products is everything for the ‘controlling a stage’ process.

The constant delivery of products is everything for the ‘controlling a stage’ process.

Question 3

What happens to issues and risks during this process?

Answer 3

Risks and issues are controlled by the project manager.
The project manager will use the agreed process as defined in the management approach documents.

The project manager will use the agreed process as defined in the management approach documents.

Question 4

Who delivers the products within tolerances?

Answer 4

The team manager, along with the team members, delivers the products within their tolerances.
The project manager will accept the completed products if they meet the agreed quality expectations.

The project manager will accept the completed products if they meet the agreed quality expectations.