CAPM · Question #400
What does 'verified' in verified deliverable represent?
The correct answer is A. The correctness of a deliverable. In PMBOK terminology, 'verified deliverables' are outputs of the Control Quality process - they are deliverables that have been checked and confirmed to be correct and meeting defined quality standards. It is important to distinguish 'verified' from 'validated': verified means th
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- AThe correctness of a deliverable
- BThe completeness of a deliverable
- CThe deliverable requirements
- DThe customer acceptance of a deliverable
How the community answered
(40 responses)- A88% (35)
- B3% (1)
- C3% (1)
- D8% (3)
Explanation
In PMBOK terminology, 'verified deliverables' are outputs of the Control Quality process - they are deliverables that have been checked and confirmed to be correct and meeting defined quality standards. It is important to distinguish 'verified' from 'validated': verified means the deliverable has been inspected for correctness (an internal quality check), while validated means it has been accepted by the customer or sponsor. Therefore, verification is about confirming correctness (A), not completeness (B), requirements (C), or customer acceptance (D) - which is validation.
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