Which of the following is NOT an example of an Organizational Process Asset?

• A. Process templates
• B. Standards
• C. Customer requirements
• D. Measurement data

Answer: (C)

Organizational Process Assets are internal resources the organization uses to guide how work is performed and how processes are improved. They include things like process templates that standardize how documents are created, standards and procedures that set accepted ways of doing work, and measurement data or historical information that help assess performance and drive improvement. Customer requirements, by contrast, come from outside the organization and define what the project must deliver; they are inputs to the project rather than internal assets used to govern processes. So the item that is not an Organizational Process Asset is the customer requirements.