This document describes the project, outlines the intended approaches, and documents all the stakeholders involved.

• WBS

• Project Governance

• Project Charter

• Project Baseline

This is the means for setting benchmarks for measuring and controlling a project.

• Project Baseline

• Project Charter

• Impact Analysis

• Stage Completion

The best way to communicate with stakeholders for approval on the project plan is...

• Email them regularly with updates made

• Call them on the phone

• Update the PMIS

• Arrange for regular meetings to allow input, negotiation and feedback

This group of people are responsible for making decisions and prioritising tasks on projects:

• Governance Committee

• Steering Group

• Stakeholder Group

• Consultants

Project objectives must match ...

• Organisational objectives

• Organisational values

• Deliverables on the project

• Competitor's values

SMART stands for...

• Steady, Modified, Artistic, Resolvable, Time-Based

• Significant, Monetary, Achievable, Repetitive, Trendy

• Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, Timely

• Significant, Measurable, Artistic, Rewarding, Trendy

The management of all project functions to ensure seamless project implementation is called...

• Project Investigation

• Project Scope

• Project Initiation

• Project Integration

Short frequent project team meetings are called...

• Pulse meetings

• Useless meetings

• Variation report

• Program review

Stakeholders require regular updates on the project, you would regularly create this documentation to advise them of the relevant information...

• Summary Report

• Status Report

• Client Report

• Stakeholder Report

'PIR' is an acronym for what?

• Post Integration Report

• Progress Implementation Report

• Pre Implementation Review

• Post Implementation Review