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Questions # 61:

Due to a strategic change, multiple components on your portfolio have been terminated, leaving you with limited remaining funds coming from the terminated components. What should be your best course of action?

Options:

A.

Since the funds are limited, you can leave them with you and use them as equity protection for low probability and high impact risks

B.

Return the funds to the organization

C.

Since the remaining budget is limited, the portfolio manager can directly assign it to ongoing components that need a little push

D.

Re-activate one of the terminated components because you have additional budget

Questions # 62:

Assume you are preparing the first portfolio risk management plan for your outsourcing company, which typically handles call centers around the world. While the company has implemented portfolio management and has a Portfolio Oversight Group, it did not previously assess risks to the portfolio itself. Instead, it assumed risks would be managed at the project level. However, numerous customer complaints have been received. The root cause is once a new call center is established, limited if any planning is done as the manager rushes to have it ready and operational as soon as possible. This has led to a lack of understanding as to what is required for the call centers to be successful. In preparing this plan, you are reviewing the portfolio management plan because it:

Options:

A.

Contains the portfolio vision statement

B.

Provides the organization's risk tolerance

C.

Provides guidance on stakeholder engagement

D.

Includes the portfolio performance matrices

Questions # 63:

Capability and capacity analysis are useful tools in portfolio performance management. In using this type of analysis a best practice is to:

Options:

A.

Employ a resource management process

B.

Evaluate knowledge, skills, and competencies

C.

Use it once portfolio resources are included in the portfolio performance management plan

D.

Evaluate resource optimization

Questions # 64:

You are managing a portfolio for your company and are trying to balance the tasks that will be done internally based on the availability and the ones that will be outsourced. Managing supply and demand is a recurring activity in the portfolio life cycle and results in changes in resource utilization and resource efficiency. Which of the following techniques uses historical data to determine if resource requirements have been consistently underestimated?

Options:

A.

Lessons Learned Analysis

B.

Requirements Analysis

C.

Trend Analysis

D.

Value Scoring & Measurement

Questions # 65:

Efficiency is highly regarded when managing a portfolio and spans all activities i.e. risk management, communication management, etc. A portfolio is considered efficient if it

Options:

A.

lies above the curve

B.

Minimizes risks to the maximum

C.

lies below the curve

D.

Has the best possible expected level of return for its level of risk

Questions # 66:

Enterprise environmental factors (EEFs) may constrain portfolio management options and may have a positive or negative influence on the outcome. Which of the following is not considered part of the EEFs?

Options:

A.

Personnel administration

B.

Stakeholder risk tolerances

C.

Existing human resources

D.

Component Managers Roles and Responsibilities

Questions # 67:

You are working to optimize your portfolio and determine a priority list of components to pursue. In your product development company, of the triple constraints, quality and scope dominate. This does not imply that schedule and budget are not important, but since the company requires regulatory approval for its products, quality dominates the company. Quality goals that are too low may lead to end-user dissatisfaction; however, goals that are too high may be too costly to the company. Therefore it is important to consider:

Options:

A.

Market analysis

B.

The value proposition

C.

Cash-flow requirements

D.

Risk analysis and assessment

Questions # 68:

As you work to determine which stakeholders had the highest degree of influence over the portfolio, you wanted to especially know about the members of the Portfolio Governance Board because:

Options:

A.

They would have numerous interrelationships with other stakeholders

B.

They would be best suited to work with people who were not portfolio management supporters

C.

The governance processes affect information requirements

D.

All of the portfolio changes, risks, and issues would be of interest to them

Questions # 69:

One of your component managers came to you to tell you about a risk affecting his component that will badly impact the component and might affect the portfolio. After assessment, the risk turned out to be of low probability with high impact. What do you do as a portfolio manager?

Options:

A.

Inform him to submit a change request to raise the component contingency because of this risk

B.

Inform the component manager to add the risk to the risk register and follow up on it closely

C.

Inform the component manager to add the risk to the risk register, assign a senior risk owner to it in order to follow up on it closely

D.

Inform him that he does not need to worry, you will have a risk contingency reserve for his risk at a portfolio level

Questions # 70:

As a portfolio manager and in the aim of defining the preliminary list of components to be included in your portfolio, which will serve as a starting point for developing a portfolio. You start by identifying existing and potential portfolio components by reviewing documentation such as business plans/proposals in order to

Options:

A.

Create a basis for decision making

B.

Create portfolio scenarios

C.

Provide a guiding framework to operationalize the organizational strategic goals and objectives

D.

Understand the strategic priorities

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