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Portfolio Management Professional (PfMP)

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Question # 61

A number of components proposals are on the table as a result of the strategic planning cycle. While defining the portfolio, you wanted to make a preliminary screening of the proposed components in order to filter them based on the acceptance criteria. Which of the following techniques you use?

A.

Weighted ranking and scoring

B.

Categorization technique

C.

Portfolio Component Inventory

D.

Prioritization

Question # 62

A junior Portfolio manager has come to you for advice. He is hearing a lot about the focus of portfolio management practices, however, he is not sure anymore of the exact answer. What do you, as an experienced portfolio manager tell him?

A.

Portfolio is undertaken to produce deliverables that support specific organizational objectives

B.

Portfolio is undertaken to achieve one or more organizational strategies and objectives

C.

Portfolio is undertaken to achieve benefits

D.

Portfolio is undertaken to handle operational daily activities

Question # 63

Managing risk is key to the success of any initiative. Risk is considered to be inherent in any activity we do in project management and at any level. Risk is incorporated in all process groups as well. As a portfolio manager, how do you map the risk management elements to process groups?

A.

Risk Planning (Defining) - Risk Assessment & Response (Aligning)

B.

Risk Assessment (Defining) - Risk Planning (Aligning) - Risk Response (Authorizing & Controlling)

C.

Risk Planning (Defining) - Risk Assessment (Aligning) - Risk Response (Authorizing & Controlling)

D.

Risk Planning (Defining) - Risk Assessment (Planning) - Risk Response (Authorizing & Controlling)

Question # 64

As part of the Portfolio Communication, the Portfolio Manager analyzes the raw data assimilated from the portfolio process assets and from the stakeholder analysis. This analysis aims to isolate the data that hold value to the receiving audience. Which tool can the portfolio manager use to help him in performing this analysis?

A.

Communication Methods

B.

Elicitation

C.

Stakeholder Analysis

D.

Communication Requirements Analysis

Question # 65

Your company has multiple portfolios on the way and a variety of different clients and industries. Risk levels are high due to recent governmental regulations and the company has recently been penalized due to a non-compliance to one of the standards. You know that you need to closely managing this. As a result, you will be come out with

A.

Portfolio Management Plan updates, Portfolio updates, Portfolio Reports, Enterprise Environmental Factors updates

B.

Portfolio Management Plan updates, Organizational Process Assets updates, Portfolio Process Assets updates, Portfolio updates

C.

Portfolio Management Plan updates, Organizational Process Assets updates, Portfolio Reports, Enterprise Environmental Factors updates

D.

Portfolio Management Plan updates, Organizational Process Assets updates, Portfolio Process Assets updates, Portfolio Reports

Question # 66

When we talk about portfolios, programs and projects, it is inevitable to mention the business value which is the sum of tangible and intangible assets of an organization, also known as the net quantifiable benefit.

When it comes to business value, at which level of the organization is the pursuit of Business Value optimized?

A.

Program

B.

Portfolio

C.

Operational

D.

Project

Question # 67

Along your portfolio lifecycle, you have been conducting multiple review meetings to ensure continuation from one phase to another and to ensure the alignment and value delivery, in addition to communicating decisions and valuable information to the related stakeholders. Changes to the approach of portfolio governance may be a result of review meetings. Which of the following options include updates to the governance model?

A.

Portfolio Management Plan updates

B.

Portfolio Process Assets updates

C.

Portfolio Reports

D.

Portfolio Strategic Plan updates

Question # 68

While the Governance Board has a variety of significant roles in portfolio management, especially in terms of the recommendations it makes, c they involve:

A.

Interdependencies between components

B.

Resolution of issues and risks

C.

Portfolio balancing and prioritization

D.

Resource reallocation

Question # 69

You are managing a big portfolio and have a lot of stakeholders, whether external or internal. You know that stakeholder engagement is crucial to the success of the portfolio and realize that in order to have proper stakeholders engagement you will need to

A.

Update your communication management plan

B.

Develop a well-structured RACI matrix

C.

Engage regularly with key stakeholders through formal and informal communication means

D.

Meet regularly with all stakeholders

Question # 70

You have been asked to be the manager for a governmental portfolio, and your starting point should be tendering a strategic plan to the board for validation and approval for continuation. Which documents/artifacts do you have debuting the portfolio that you can use to develop the strategic plan?

A.

Prioritization analysis, portfolio process assets, portfolio roadmap

B.

EEF’s, portfolio component inventory, organizational process assets

C.

Organizational strategy and objectives, inventory of work, portfolio process assets

D.

Portfolio charter, portfolio roadmap, organizational strategy and objectives

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