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Project Management Terminology Question

Asked by tmonteit in Project Management, Microsoft Project Project Management Software

Tags: Project Management, Terminology

What is the PMI-correct term to describe work that should have been completed before your project started.  

Example:  My boss sold a project to add capability D to an existing software package ABC.  In reality ABC was incomplete .  My team repaired ABC rather than adding capability D.  My team wasted $ that was intended for D.

This is a contentious issue because I expect my customer to object to ABC work.  I expect my  boss to claim it is in-scope.  I am looking for a politically and PMI-correct and correct term to describe work on ABC that was intended for D.

   Out-of-Scope?  Non-value-added?
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