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Company A is developing a project similar to one it delivered nearly 12 months earlier. What is the MOST likely approach to defining project activities?
a) Review organizational process assets
b) Add similar, if not the same, skill sets to the project team
c) Gather the team for a brainstorming session
d) Hire a third party expert to avoid mistakes that were encountered during previous projects.The correct answer is A.
Organizational process assets include historical information. Such information about previous projects should be considered while defining project activities, especially information about errors and omissions on previous projects. Choice B is a subset of choice A. The staff assignments from a previous project are part of organizational process assets, and therefore part of the historical information to consider when planning a similar project.
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