Project Management Glossary

Deliverable.  A deliverable refers to anything that must be produced during a project as a result of a task, activity, work package, or the project itself.

Deliverable Product.  A deliverable product refers to anything that must be produced during a project as a result of a task, activity, work package, or the project itself.

Deliverables.  Deliverables refer to anything that must be produced during a project as a result of a task, activity, work package, or the project itself.

Dependency.  Dependency is the relationship between activities.

Design Projects.  Design projects are those that entail a significant amount of design. Design projects may continue on to complete development and production, but the main deliverable from a design project is a design of some kind.

Developer.  The developer (or seller) is the party who has been contracted by the acquirer to develop the contracted product or system.

Development Projects.  Development projects are focussed on product development rather than production.

Duration.  The duration of an activity is the time that is required to complete the activity.

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