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You are a project manager for Laredo Pioneer’s Traveling Rodeo Show. You’re heading up a project to promote a new line of souvenirs to be sold at the shows. You need to gather the inputs to write the scope statement. You gather which of the following?
A. Project charter, product description, assumptions, and constraints
B. Project charter, product analysis, and cost benefit analysis
C. Product description, product analysis, and project charter
D. Product description, assumptions, constraints, and product analysis
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