What defines the characteristics that control functionality of a WBS in GFEBS?

The characteristics that control the functionality of a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) in GFEBS are defined by Operative Indicators. These indicators serve critical roles in project management as they ensure that the WBS is structured and functions according to the necessary operational requirements.

Operative Indicators provide necessary details that inform how work is broken down, categorized, and managed within the GFEBS system, enhancing clarity and ensuring that project objectives are effectively met. They directly link to the operational aspects of project tracking, resource allocation, and cost management, which are essential in GFEBS for monitoring project success and compliance.

Understanding the significance of these indicators helps project managers utilize the WBS effectively, ensuring each element of their projects is accounted for and can be managed correctly within the system.