Question

Expert judgment is often used to assess the inputs needed to develop the project charter. Such expertise is provided by any group or individual with specialized knowledge or training, and is available from many sources. Which of the following is NOT a source of expert judgment?

A Consultants
B Industry groups
C Professional associations
D Critical chain

Answer 1

The answer choice that is NOT a source of expert judgment is D. Critical chain.

Step-by-step explanation:

Expert judgment refers to the insights and opinions provided by individuals or groups with specialized knowledge or training. Consultants (option A), industry groups (option B), and professional associations (option C) are all potential sources of expert judgment that can provide valuable input in the development of a project charter. However, critical chain (option D) is not a source of expert judgment.

Critical chain is a project management technique that focuses on analyzing and managing project constraints to improve project performance. While critical chain experts may have specialized knowledge in project management, their expertise is not typically sought to assess inputs in developing a project charter.