The project manager is tailoring artifacts for a unique project that differs from the organization's usual projects. Who should decide which artifacts to use?

The project manager, in collaboration with the project management team, is responsible for tailoring the project management process and selecting appropriate artifacts. This ensures the chosen artifacts are suitable for the project's unique characteristics, complexity, and stakeholder needs. While organizational standards provide a baseline, they may require adaptation for non-standard projects. Project stakeholders provide input but typically do not make direct decisions on artifact selection. The project sponsor approves the project charter and significant changes but delegates the detailed planning and artifact selection to the project manager and team.