Importance of Quality Management in Projects.

Importance of Quality Management in Projects.
Projects, as defined by PMI, are temporary endeavors undertaken to create a unique product, service, or result. In itself the projects are developed with specific and temporary purposes. They can be developed by project-oriented companies or companies oriented to other types of activities, by direct beneficiaries or by companies contracted for it, that is, they can be internal projects (developed by the organization for the organization) and external projects ( developed by the organization for its Clients or developed by third parties for the Organization). The development of a project entails the investment of resources and the fulfillment of objectives, so a management system must be followed to guarantee the achievement of the objectives and the adequate use of resources.
According to ISO 9000, quality is the degree to which a set of inherent characteristics of an object meets the requirements, and for this, project-oriented ISO 21502 offers recommendations for including project quality management in its planning. . In itself, this regulation gives an expanded vision of the project, considering it within the organization where it is developed, its environment, the organizational environment and the external environment, and all the interactions between the parties, including quality as part of it.