Study co-principal investigator Vickie Driver, MS, DPM, FACFAS, President of the Association for the Advancement of Wound Care, Professor of Orthopedic Surgery Brown University School of Medicine (clinical), Section Chief, Podiatric Surgery Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Rhode Island and Director of Research at Rhode Island Hospital's Center for ...
Define the deliverables A deliverable is tangible as well as verifiable. To be verifiable, the deliverable must meet predetermined standards for its completion, such as design specifications for a product (like a new car) or a checklist of steps that are completed as part of a service (like maintenance of factory machinery). More . . .
by Russ Westcott. Online-only content. When project objectives are set, the term deliverables is often used to specify those tangible things produced by the project. Two key factors, however, are often overlooked. Projects will produce two kinds of outputs.One kind are the tangible things the project intends to produce.Some examples are a design for an improved process, a training program to develop or refresh job skills, or specifications for a new product or service.wo key factors, however, are often overlooked. Projects will produce two kinds of outputs. One kind are the tangible things the project intends to produce. Some examples are a design for an improved process, a training program to develop or refresh job skills, or specifications for a new product or service.