PRINCE2F PRINCE2 Practices Practice Question
In PRINCE2, what does 'fit for purpose' mean in the context of quality?
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Why each option matters
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Correct answer & explanation
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The product is suitable for its intended use
PRINCE2 defines quality as 'fit for purpose', meaning the product meets its stated requirements and user needs, not necessarily perfection.
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Option-by-option breakdown
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The product is suitable for its intended use
Why this is correct
This is the definition of fit for purpose in PRINCE2.
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The product exceeds customer expectations
Why it's wrong here
Fit for purpose does not require exceeding expectations.
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The product meets all specified requirements exactly
Why it's wrong here
Fit for purpose may mean less than perfect if it meets user needs.
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The product is free from defects
Why it's wrong here
Free from defects is not necessarily required if the product is fit for purpose.
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