Verified Deliverables and Accepted Deliverables
Verified Deliverables
Verified deliverables refer to complete project deliverables that have been approved for precision and rightness. This is one of the outputs produced by the control quality process of Project Quality Management. Also, it is used by the validate scope procedure as one of its inputs that ratifies the acceptance of the completed project deliverables. Verified deliverables are often required by various practices within project management.
Verifying a Deliverable is Internal Process
Getting a Deliverable Accepted is Client facing Process
Accepted Deliverables
Accepted deliverables are products and services that meet the definite acceptance standards. It’s a software product distributed in different phases of ultimate product requirement or a document and report that makes up the overall project.
It’s important to notify that the major characteristics of accepted deliverables comprise of small deliverables that make up the final project. Accepted deliverables form the collection of documents, software or hardware delivered to the client in various phases of project management duration. Last, of all, these deliverables are quantifiable, tangible, and time-specific. This is an output from Validate Scope Process of Project Scope Management.
The Validate Scope process differs from the Control Quality process in that the former is primarily concerned with acceptance of the deliverables, while the latter is primarily concerned with correctness of the deliverables and meeting the quality requirements specified for the deliverables
Difference
- Verified – have been completed and checked for correctness by the Quality Control process.
- Accepted – have been accepted through the Validate Scope process.
- Verified Deliverable is an input to Validate Scope Process to be accepted from the client/Customer.
- Deliverable, the output from Direct and Manage Project Work (Project Integration Management) is an input to Control Quality Process to be tested for completion and correctness
Further Readings
Important Note
There is nothing like Validated Deliverable in the Project Management for PMP
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