The project processes are iterative, are results oriented, and communicate with each other. Shewhart and Deming developed a concept that reflects this idea. What is this cycle called?
A
Plan-Do-Check-Act
explanation
The Plan-Do-Check-Act cycle was developed by Shewhart and later refined by Deming. It reflects the iterative, results-oriented, and interactive nature of the project process groups.
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