When can an Operative Project be created?

An Operative Project can be created by copying from another normal project because this method allows for the efficient reuse of project structures, configurations, and processes. This approach streamlines the creation of a new project, particularly when the new project shares similar characteristics or requirements with the existing one. It ensures consistency and saves time by leveraging established templates and existing data, which can enhance accuracy and reduce the potential for errors in the project setup.

Creating an Operative Project at specific stages, such as during a project proposal or lifecycle end, is not feasible as these stages do not align with the practical functionality of project management systems within GFEBS. Similarly, conducting an audit does not involve the creation of new projects but rather focuses on reviewing and assessing existing project data for compliance and performance. Thus, copying from another project is the most suitable and practical method for creating an Operative Project within the framework of GFEBS.