Design Development Quality Management Phase Checklist
Design Development Phase commences that are consistent with the General Objectives of the phase and consistent with the specific Phase Tasks. This portion of the checklist can also be shared with the owner and with the appropriate members of the design team so that the expectations are clearly articulated. CONCLUSION
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