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<p><strong>(a)Pre-investment phase </strong></p> <p><strong>(b)Construction phase </strong></p> <p><strong>(c)Normalization phase </strong></p> <p><strong>(d) Growth phase. </strong></p>
Here we are talking about Project Life Cycle phase which is obviously over as Project is done. After that there comes a Product so, Growth is not something related to Project Life cycle.
Growth Phase is not part of project management Phases
A Growth phase takes place after the Project life Cycle
Growth phase related to the operational management not project management.
it is one of the product life cycle NOT project life cycle.
So, it is (D)
I would say D
None of them.
The Five Phases of a project are - Initiation, Planning, Execution, Monitoring & Control & Closure.
(Initiation & Planning) Phases and then (Execution & Monitoring & Control) Phases may take place concurrently.
I fixed my choice to D: Growth phase
May be in some cases the growth phase,or as I prefer to named the exploitation phase, is an integrated part of the project's life cycle if it is well specified in the project's contract
(d) Growth phase.
As stated by Mr.Vinod, the four phases of a project life cycle are initiation, planning, execution (including monitoring and controlling) and evaluation.You have use different terminologies here which is synonymous to these phases. However, Growth phase is not part of the lifecycle of a project. Growth comes after the project is executed.
D-Growth Phase.
