CAPM Practice Question

Incorporating continuous process improvement activities throughout the project lifecycle ensures that quality standards are consistently met and enhanced. This proactive approach aligns with the quality management plan's goal of preventing defects and optimizing processes. Limiting quality measurements to final acceptance testing can result in the late detection of issues, which is a reactive and less effective approach. Delegating quality planning to individual team members may cause inconsistencies and a lack of unified direction. While team members participate in quality activities, planning requires central coordination. Adjusting quality standards without updating the plan can lead to confusion and misalignment with project objectives, violating formal change control principles.