An Information Technology Project Methodology ITPM )
A)is an alternative metric for deciding between competing projects.
B)is a six-phase program described by PMBOK and offered as a generally accepted industry practice.
C)is specified by parameters of the business case.
D)is a set of deliverables derived from the various PLC phases.
E)is a strategic-level plan for managing and controlling IT projects.

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The Information Technology Project Methodology (ITPM) is a strategic-level plan for managing and controlling IT projects. It outlines the processes, procedures, and tools to be used throughout the project lifecycle, from initiation to closure. It is not an alternative metric for deciding between competing projects (A), nor is it a specific six-phase program as described by PMBOK (B) or specified solely by parameters of the business case (C). While ITPM may include deliverables from the various phases of the project lifecycle (D), it is not solely focused on deliverables.