The initiation phase typically ends:
A) when there is sufficient information to begin developing a detailed schedule and budget.
B) once the project manager has been chosen.
C) after project execution resources such as office space and computers) have been acquired.
D) when the project scope has been clearly defined and all stakeholders are in agreement.
E) once the punch list has been completed.

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The initiation phase ends when there is enough information to start planning the project's detailed schedule and budget, which is essential for moving into the planning phase.

The Initiation Phase Typically Ends