The term Baseline is used in both disciplines Project management and Configuration management. Which statement is not true?

To determine which statement is not true about the term "baseline" in project management and configuration management, consider these common characteristics: A baseline serves as a reference point for measuring progress and performance. In project management, a baseline includes scope, schedule, and budget. In configuration management, a baseline refers to an approved version of a product or document. Both baselines can be adjusted as necessary through a formal change control process.

Payback period analysis Accounting rate of return Net present value Internal rate of return

configuration management. is not true

The term is also used the same project confidently.

D. Baselines in system configurations are often also referred to as Deltas.