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Deliverable vs Work Product

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A deliverable is a tangible or intangible output of a project that is delivered to a customer.
A work product is a tangible or intangible output that is completed as part of a project.

Difference

The primary difference between a deliverable and work product is that a deliverable is provided to customers as a project output.
Work products are the smallest level of output tracked for a project. A deliverable may be composed of multiple work products.

Purpose

A deliverable is intended to deliver value to customers to achieve the objectives of a project. A work product is the division of project work into items that can be estimated, budgeted, assigned, completed, measured and controlled.
Deliverable vs Work Product
Deliverable
Work Product
Definition
A tangible item or intangible result delivered to customers as an output of a project.
A unit of project work that is individually estimated, budgeted, assigned, completed, measured and controlled.

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Actual Cost
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Burndown Chart
Change Control
Change Control Board
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Change Request
Concept Note
Cone Of Uncertainty
Constraints
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Cost Baseline
Cost Contingency
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Cost Overrun
Cost Variance
Defect
Defect Density
Definition Of Done
Deliverable
Document Control
Earned Value
Escalation
Estimate At Completion
Estimate To Complete
Estimates
Feasibility Analysis
Fudge Factor
Full-Time Equivalent
Human Factors
Issue Management
Lead Time
Lessons Learned
Level Of Effort
Milestone
Opportunity Study
Out Of Scope
Parametric Estimate
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Planned Value
Principles
Process
Program Management
Project Charter
Project Communication
Project Complexity
Project Concept
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Project Failure
Project Goals
Project Management
Project Metrics
Project Planning
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Project Proposal
Project Risk
Regression Testing
Requirements
Requirements Quality
Return On Investment
RFP
Risk Register
Schedule Baseline
Schedule Chicken
Scope
Scope Baseline
Scope Creep
Scrum
Set Up To Fail
Smoke Testing
Specifications
Sponsor
Sprint
Stakeholder
Stakeholder Management
Statement Of Work
Story Points
Subproject
Use Case
User Stories
Variance Analysis
Workaround
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