Project Definition Tools: Acceptance Criteria
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Acceptance Criteria Worksheet
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Project acceptance criteria are refined and approved as part of the definition phase of the fast track management process. Documented acceptance criteria provide the underlying requirements and conditions that must be met to ensure deliverables acceptance by all customers and project stakeholders. It's an essential step in the project management process. Click on the link below to get your copy of the Acceptance Criteria Worksheet (in universal PDF format).
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