The methodology approach section defines the results the project is to produce, a work breakdown structure to accomplish the desired results is developed. The knowledgebase coordination approach contains the roles, responsibilities, procedures and standards for managing the knowledgebase. The knowledgebase consists of all information generated throughout the course of a project such as presentation materials, scripts, notes, metrics, logs, and workplans. Knowledgebase coordination is the basis for continuous process improvement. Requirements are the means to providing value to someone.
Reviews ensure conformance to requirements.
The project manager defines the roles, responsibilities, standards, and procedures the team will use to ensure a quality product. This plan for quality is documented in the quality approach. The effort to ensure quality is an integral part of the project effort and includes such tools as completion criteria, issue log, product reviews, and outside quality advisors. Risks are obstacles to achieving the project objectives and benefits. Therefore, risks are eliminated or at least minimized as much as possible during the planning stage and then managed throughout the project.