A customer-requested project change has been approved, implemented, and validated. Which of the following should the project manager do NEXT?

The correct answer is D. Update the project management. Once a change is approved, implemented, and validated, the project baseline and planning documents must be updated to reflect the new state of the project. Updating the project management plan (which includes the scope baseline, schedule baseline, cost baseline, and subsidiary…

Project life cycle phases

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Options

AUpdate the project charter.
BUpdate the statement of work.
CUpdate the lessons learned.
DUpdate the project management

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A
11% (3)
C
7% (2)
D
81% (22)

Explanation

Once a change is approved, implemented, and validated, the project baseline and planning documents must be updated to reflect the new state of the project. Updating the project management plan (which includes the scope baseline, schedule baseline, cost baseline, and subsidiary plans) ensures the plan remains the authoritative reference going forward. The project charter (A) is a high-level initiating document not revised for individual changes. The statement of work (B) is typically a contract artifact. Lessons learned (C) are captured continuously or at close-out, but they are not the immediate next step after a change is validated.

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