You are in the Define phase and decide to review the problem statement in the project...
You are in the Define phase and decide to review the problem statement in the project charter. Which of the following characteristics should NOT be included in a problem statement?
I. Solution(s)
II. Symptoms of the problem
III. Root cause(s)
IV. Metrics
V. Baseline data
A: IV and V
B: I and II
C: I and III
D: I, II, and III
Homework Answers
Answer: A. IV and V . Metrics and Baseline data are not included in problem statement. These characteristics are defined in measure phase acquiring data collection and analysis.
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