Question 1

Which of the following is not correct about initial phase of a project?

Accepted Answer

A) The cost associated at the beginning of the project is highest. 
B) Stakeholders have maximum influence during this phase 
C) The highest uncertainty is at this stage of the project. 
D) All the above statements are correct. 
A) The cost associated at the beginning of the project is highest. 
B) Stakeholders have maximum influence during this phase 
C) The highest uncertainty is at this stage of the project. 
D) All the above statements are correct.

Question 2

By operational feasibility we mean

Accepted Answer

A) the system can be operated nicely 
B) the system is unusable by operators 
C) the system can be adapted by an organization without major disruptions 
D) the system can be implemented 
A) the system can be operated nicely 
B) the system is unusable by operators 
C) the system can be adapted by an organization without major disruptions 
D) the system can be implemented

Which of the following is not correct about initial phase of a project?

By operational feasibility we mean

Project Planning and Analysis

Aspects of Market Research and Financial Statements

Financing and Industrial Unit Sickness

Project Management and Industrial Revival

Financial Management and Project Planning: Raw Materials, Expenses, and Working Capital

Finance and Business Operations

Organisational Structures, Conflict Management, and Change Management

Project Management and Quality Control

System Proposals, Feasibility Studies, Cost-Benefit Analysis, and Improvement Techniques

Project Management and Risk Analysis

Project Management Processes and Quality Control Techniques

Project Management and Software Development

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Exam 9: Cost, Risk, and Project Selection in Project Management

Which of the following is not correct about initial phase of a project?

By operational feasibility we mean

Project Planning and Analysis

Aspects of Market Research and Financial Statements

Financing and Industrial Unit Sickness

Project Management and Industrial Revival

Financial Management and Project Planning: Raw Materials, Expenses, and Working Capital

Finance and Business Operations

Organisational Structures, Conflict Management, and Change Management

Project Management and Quality Control

System Proposals, Feasibility Studies, Cost-Benefit Analysis, and Improvement Techniques

Project Management and Risk Analysis

Project Management Processes and Quality Control Techniques

Project Management and Software Development

Filters