How is quality monitored during the execution stage of a project?

Monitoring quality during the execution stage of a project is primarily focused on ensuring that the work being done aligns with the original plans and specifications set forth at the project's start. By examining adherence to these original plans, project managers and teams can identify any deviations or areas where quality may not meet established standards. This process typically involves regular checks and assessments against the project’s objectives and deliverables, allowing for timely corrections if necessary.

While feedback sessions and brainstorming meetings can contribute to overall project quality, they are more about communication and idea generation rather than directly monitoring the quality of work against predetermined standards. Developing final reports comes into play after the execution phase to summarize what occurred, rather than actively monitoring quality during execution. Therefore, focusing on adherence to original plans establishes a clear benchmark for evaluating quality throughout the project’s lifecycle.