PMP · LESSON 2
Process: Planning, execution and improvement41% · 1 topics
Predictive work governs changes against agreed scope and baselines; adaptive work delivers incrementally and reprioritizes using feedback. A hybrid approach separates fixed constraints from uncertain areas. Distinguish possible future risks from present issues. Plan acceptance, quality and operational handover, and verify the evidence behind AI-generated estimates or records.
2.1Process: Planning, execution and improvement
Concept
Predictive work governs changes against agreed scope and baselines; adaptive work delivers incrementally and reprioritizes using feedback. A hybrid approach separates fixed constraints from uncertain areas. Distinguish possible future risks from present issues. Plan acceptance, quality and operational handover, and verify the evidence behind AI-generated estimates or records.
How it works / steps
- Choose an approach and define acceptance and dependencies.
- Manage changes, risks and issues distinctly.
- Compare evidence with plans and assign improvement actions.
Workplace example
A rollout can retain a fixed approval gate while iterating on screens and prompts. Test small increments and retain required controls. CPI = EV/AC and SPI = EV/PV, but ratios alone do not establish root causes.
Common confusions and exam tips
- AI assistance does not replace approvals or change control.
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