The process improvement plan defines the acceptable level of quality in a project in accordance with the requirements of the customers and describes how the project will ensure an acceptable level of quality in its deliverables and processes.

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The process improvement plan focuses on identifying, analyzing, and improving existing processes within an organization to meet new goals and objectives, such as increasing efficiency or improving quality. The definition of acceptable levels of quality and how the project will ensure this level in its deliverables and processes is typically outlined in the Quality Management Plan, not the Process Improvement Plan.

The Process Improvement Plan Defines the Acceptable Level of Quality