noun
General Slang
deliverable
duh-LIV-ur-uh-bul · noun · informal
A concrete thing that must be produced and handed over.
0
Definitions
1
Any tangible output—document, feature, report—that a project is expected to produce.
“The main deliverable for this phase is a working prototype.”
by community
0
deliverable In A Sentence
The main deliverable for this phase is a working prototype.
Origin & Usage
Project-management coinage nominalising the verb 'deliver'.
Variants
deliverables
People Also Ask
What is a deliverable?
It's any tangible output a project is expected to produce and hand over, such as a document, feature, or report.
How is deliverable used in project management?
It defines the concrete result of a phase or task, as in 'the deliverable for this sprint is a working prototype'.
Where does the word deliverable come from?
It's a project-management coinage that turns the verb 'deliver' into a noun.
Comments 0