What to Tailor: Methods and Artifacts

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In PMBOK 7, tailoring refers to the process of adapting project management methods, practices, and artifacts to suit the specific needs of a project. This customization ensures that the approach aligns with the project's unique characteristics, environment, and stakeholder requirements. When consid…

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A project manager is customizing the project management methods based on the project's complexity and the team's experience. The formula to calculate the number of tailored methods is: Tailored Methods = (Base Methods × Complexity Rating) ÷ Team Experience Factor. If the base number of methods is 5, the complexity rating is 3, and the team experience factor is 1.5, how many tailored methods should the project manager apply?

Question 2

According to the PMBOK Guide Seventh Edition, what is the primary factor a project manager should consider when tailoring project management methods and artifacts?

Question 3

The project manager is overseeing the development of a custom CRM system for a client who requires comprehensive documentation for internal audits. The team is small and has limited experience with extensive documentation practices. To meet the client's documentation requirements while maintaining the project's agility and adhering to the tight timeline, what is the most appropriate tailoring approach for methods and artifacts?

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