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The Hearthline Energy project manager is holding a status meeting on Tuesday and a stage gate on Thursday.
How do the objectives of these two meetings differ?
- Status is for the sponsor; the gate is only for the project team members, before confirming the relevant stakeholders agree.
- Status is used to approve changes; the gate is used to identify risks.
- Status focuses on progress and variances; the gate focuses on investment viability and phase transition.
- Status is a predictive ceremony; the gate is an adaptive ceremony.
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