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The program manager wants to ensure that a program contributes to shareholder value. The program manager should verify alignment with which of the following?
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Answer: C
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The program manager wants to ensure that a program contributes to shareholder value. The program manager should verify alignment with which of the following?
Answer: C
Stakeholders make ad-hoc requests on a routine basis. This causes duplication of reporting and communication gaps that affect the program's performance. To resolve this situation, which of the following must go through critical review and change?
Answer: D
A large program consists of several component projects and six project managers. The program governance board requests that all components within the program undergo user acceptance testing before being released to the production environment. Where should the program manager document this?
Answer: D
You are the program manager for your organization. Management is considering a new program but they are worried about the program risks that may affect the program success. You know that there are three positive risks responses and three negative risk responses that each risk can have. Management asks you which risk response would be most appropriate for a large risk event if they wanted to hire a third-party to own the risk event for the program. What risk event is most appropriate?
Answer: A
A company wants to perform a preliminary stakeholder analysis to assess a new program's support. What should the program manager develop?
Answer: C
The chief executive officer (CEO) informs the program manager that the delivery date for project A must be compressed by two months to accommodate market needs. Project A relies upon deliverables from projects B and C. Which of the following should the program manager do first?
Answer: B
A program sponsor is concerned about the status of high-priority risks and budget variances. The program manager should refer to which of the following?
Answer: C
A program will generate revenue for several years after it ends. The program manager and the operations manager, who are accountable for managing the benefits after program closure, are in disagreement. The operations manager is concerned that information necessary for managing the processes and benefits after program closure will be unavailable. The program manager expresses that managing the benefits after program closure is not within the scope and must be managed through the scope management plan. What should the program sponsor do?
Answer: C
In a program's definition phase, a program manager in country A is assigned to expand a restaurant chain into country B. The program manager creates the program team by identifying the required project management resources. Which of the following represents an initial step needed to evaluate available resources that are aligned with the program's needs?
Answer: C
Program manager B leaves the program and program manager A takes over the program responsibilities. Program manager A wants to ensure that all expected benefits of the program are realized. What is used to assess the program cost/benefit justification?
Answer: C
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