When a project milestone is completed, which of the following activities ensures the quality of the deliverables at that point in the project?

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• AGate review
• BLessons learned
• CAudit
• DBaseline review

• A
  90% (43)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  2% (1)
• D
  6% (3)

Explanation

A gate review (A) - also called a phase gate, stage gate, or milestone review - is a formal checkpoint at the completion of a project milestone where deliverables are evaluated against predefined criteria before the project is allowed to proceed. It ensures quality and readiness at that specific point in the project. Lessons learned (B) is a reflective activity typically conducted at project close, not a quality gate during the project. An audit (C) is a formal independent inspection of processes or compliance, not milestone-specific quality validation. A baseline review (D) compares current performance against the original plan but does not specifically validate the quality of deliverables at a milestone.

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