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Who approves and reject changes to the scope of the project?
Who approves and reject resources.
Should the project manager have full authority to change control?
What type of system should be in place to manage change request?
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Who Approves and Rejects Changes to the Scope of the Project?
The project manager is the one who reviews the project scope and considers the scope creep which contains any changes proposed after the initial project plans. The project manager is the one who can veto any changes to the original project plan, or can initiate a change to the original scope. There are normally minor changes that need to be integrated into the project scope after work is being done for one reason or another (Richter, 2011).
Who Approves and Rejects Resources?
The project manager is the one who marks up anything that has been "proposed" as need resources. The project manager is the one who lets the resource manager know of any proposed resources needed. The resource manager approves or rejects the proposal (Hans, 2011).
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