A project manager is reviewing quality planning techniques. Which of the following involves comparing results of similar activities?

The correct answer is C. Benchmarking. Benchmarking is a quality technique that compares results, processes, or best practices from similar activities or organizations. It helps set realistic performance standards and identify improvement opportunities. Unlike cost-benefit analysis (financial), benchmarking focuses on

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APerforming a cost-benefit analysis
BDefining metrics
CBenchmarking
DBrainstorming

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C
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D
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Explanation

Benchmarking is a quality technique that compares results, processes, or best practices from similar activities or organizations. It helps set realistic performance standards and identify improvement opportunities. Unlike cost-benefit analysis (financial), benchmarking focuses on performance comparison.

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#Quality Planning#Benchmarking#Project Quality Management#Performance Measurement

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