A project manager knows the organization's industry standards are not reflected in the project deliverables. What should the project manager review next?
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Correct answer: Quality management plan.
Why this is the answer
The project manager should review the Quality Management Plan. This document details how quality policies will be implemented, including the standards, processes, and metrics used to ensure deliverables meet requirements. If industry standards are not reflected, the plan might be deficient or not properly followed. Organizational process assets (OPAs) are too broad; while they contain quality-related information, the specific plan for this project's quality is in the Quality Management Plan. The Quality Process is a general term for activities, but the plan defines how those activities are applied. The Project Charter authorizes the project and high-level objectives but doesn't detail specific quality standards or how they'll be met.
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