Introduction |
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| Scope verification is the process
of formalizing acceptance of the project scope by the
stakeholders. It requires reviewing work products and
results to ensure that all were completed correctly and
satisfactorily. Scope verification is concerned with acceptance of the work results while quality control is concerned with correctness of work results. |
5.4.1 Inputs |
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Refer work results.
Documents used to describe the project's products must be available for review eg plans, specifications, technical documentation, etc.
This includes activities such as measuring, examining and testing to conform whether the results meet requirements. Examples of inspection are reviews, product reviews, audits and walk-throughs.
Documentation that the client or sponsor has accepted the product of the project or phase must be prepared and distributed. Such acceptance may be conditional.