I agree with you manolo in terms of asking questions that are critical when initiating the start of a project. The important question to ask is the following: Whatever the project we are doing is there a market for the end product being made? Are there needs for it. Will this product create revenue for a company? This brings to point rv347 point about health care being a business. If there is no return on the product then company whomever that is will be at finical lose. While project progress there will always be questions that arise that were not of thought when in the executing the executing phase. An example could be what happens if their rejected parts what do we do with them. Another question is do we have enough time to complete a project when certain items were not on time to be assembly because of a hurricane that went through a suppliers building that was associated with the project etc…