Quality Control Measurements can lead to which outcome?

• A. Work Performance Information
• B. Procurement updates
• C. Change Requests
• D. Resource leveling actions

Answer: (C)

Quality control measurements are used to check deliverables and processes against defined quality standards. When these measurements reveal deviations or defects, the natural and formal response is to propose changes to bring things back into compliance. That proposal is captured as a Change Request, which then goes through the change-control process for assessment and approval before being acted on. So, the direct outcome of quality control measurements is the creation of Change Requests to modify the project product, processes, or related documentation. (Other results like Work Performance Information can come from control quality, but the immediate, concrete outcome tied to measurement results is a Change Request.)