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3 years 5 days ago #26822

Sharon S

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The "always" were my words, sorry. Thank you for confirming the need to "confirm" the final acceptance at closing.
3 years 5 days ago #26818

Gabriella Dellino, PMP

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To be honest, I am always cautious regarding expressions like "always" or "never" ;)
Anyway, in general I would agree about the need to "confirm" the final acceptance of deliverables in the closing project/phase project.

Gabriella
3 years 5 days ago #26816

Sharon S

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Concur. Since validating scope (formal acceptance) is not at closing, some answers say at closing the PM has to "confirm" final acceptance of deliverable. Is that always the case?
3 years 5 days ago #26815

Gabriella Dellino, PMP

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Hi Sharon,

validating scope implies the acceptance of completed deliverables, which is the output of this process. This becomes the input to the closing project/phase process, where the PM reviews project documentation, including confirmation of the formal acceptance of deliverable by the customer.

I understand it may be a little confusing, but I hope it helped a bit.

Gabriella
3 years 1 week ago #26788

Sharon S

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If customer validates scope do we always need to confirm final acceptance of deliverable?

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