The To-Complete-Performance-Index (TCPI) allows a projection of the anticipated performance required to achieve a goal.

As a simple example: You are driving in your car to a friend's house. You promised that you would arrive at 3pm. It is now 2:15pm and you have 30 miles to go. Your TCPI is the speed that you need to drive in order to arrive on time...

You are the project manager of a process improvement project for a factory operation.

Which of the following activities will not be performed during the Monitor and Control Project Work process of your project?

A. Comparing actual project performance against the Project Management Plan
B. Identifying new risks and analyzing, tracking and monitoring existing project risks
C. Analyzing change requests and either approving or rejecting them
D. Monitoring implementation of approved changes as they occur

Hint: Monitor and Control Project Work is the process of tracking, reviewing and regulating the progress to meet the performance objectives defined in the Project Management Plan.

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