Which of the following refers to a specific task products or outcomes that are required in order to complete the project?

Deliverables are the specific tasks, products, or outcomes that are required in order to complete the

project. They are the tangible and measurable results of the project activities, and they should be

aligned with the project objectives and scope. Deliverables can be classified into two types: project

deliverables and process deliverables. Project deliverables are the outputs that directly contribute to

the achievement of the project goals, such as reports, plans, documents, software, hardware, etc.

Process deliverables are the outputs that support the management and execution of the project,

such as schedules, budgets, risk assessments, audits, etc. Deliverables should be clearly defined,

agreed upon, and accepted by the project stakeholders, and they should be monitored and

controlled throughout the project lifecycle. According to ISO 22301, some of the deliverables for

implementing a business continuity management system (BCMS) are: business continuity policy,

business continuity objectives, business impact analysis, risk assessment and treatment, business

continuity strategy, business continuity plans, business continuity procedures, performance

indicators, audit reports, corrective actions, etc. Reference: ISO 22301 Auditing eBook, Chapter 3:

Planning the BCMS, Section 3.1: Project Management, page 39. ISO 22301 Auditing eBook, Chapter

3: Planning the BCMS, Section 3.2: Project Deliverables, page 40.