Project artifacts that push development of a product forwards. The measurable result or output of a process.
Tangible work products, such as documents, plans, or computer programs.
are outputs of a project's specific work activity. Note-Individual deliverables are not generally sold separately from their associated project during the life of the project. Deliverables consist of one or more of the following items: hardware, software, reports, training materials, peer-reviewed literature, and services.
Tangible outputs that a project promises to deliver in its proposal and project plan e.g. content, a prototype, guidelines, or a case study.
what material and intellectual properties will be submitted at the end of the project.
What you expect to achieve from a piece of work ie targets/objectives
The end products that are to be given to (delivered to) the customer during an at the end of a project. Interim deliverables are the work in progress during a project, and final deliverables are end of project deliverables that the customer then implements.
Agreed upon product(s) of research project.
The deliverables include all bullet points of the project and should be broken down into several areas: strategy/consultation, design/user interface, development, programming, and online marketing tactics and tools. This area should specify exactly how the database tools will be built and how they will work. In addition, describe all sections and the content required for each section.
Measurable outputs or change produced by a given program or activity. For example, the number of girls attending school in a given community increased by 50%, or the air pollution in a given area decreases by 30%.