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A deliverable is a tangible or intangible item that must be produced as part of a project. It is an output from the project and can be used to measure progress. Deliverables are typically defined in the project plan and may include documents, products, services, or reports.
Deliverables can vary greatly depending on the type of project. Common types of deliverables include: documents such as requirements specifications, design documents, test plans, user manuals; software applications; hardware components; and services such as training or consulting.
Deliverables are important for tracking progress and ensuring that the project meets its goals. They provide a way to measure success and ensure that all stakeholders are on the same page. Without deliverables, it would be difficult to determine if a project was successful or not.
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