Project Management Professional (PMP) Practice Exam

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Which is not a goal in both project management and quality management?97

Prevention over inspection
Customer satisfaction
Management responsibility
Triple constraint

The correct answer is: Triple constraint

Triple constraint is not a goal in both project management and quality management. In project management, triple constraint refers to the balance between project scope, time and cost. However, in quality management, the focus is on meeting quality standards and customer satisfaction, which may require changes to project scope, time or cost in order to ensure a high quality product or service. Prevention over inspection, customer satisfaction and management responsibility are all goals in both project management and quality management as they emphasize the importance of preventing defects, meeting customer needs and ensuring that management is accountable for quality.