CompTIA Project+ Practice Test

In managing a project, what is typically the final deliverable outlined in project documentation?

1. Project closure report

2. Lessons learned documentation

3. Product or service

4. Stakeholder feedback

The correct answer is: Product or service

The final deliverable outlined in project documentation is commonly the product or service that the project was initiated to create or implement. This reflects the primary objective of the project, which is to deliver a tangible result or outcome that meets the needs of the stakeholders and fulfills the project requirements. The product or service is the culmination of all project activities, including planning, execution, and monitoring, and represents the value generated by the project. While other elements like the project closure report, lessons learned documentation, and stakeholder feedback provide important insights and support the overall project management process, they typically do not represent the final deliverable. The project closure report summarizes the project’s performance, the lessons learned documentation captures insights for future projects, and stakeholder feedback is often gathered throughout the project lifecycle to assess satisfaction and effectiveness. However, these elements serve a different purpose and occur after or alongside the delivery of the product or service.