Question 11
Assume your telecom company is time constrained and needs to be first to market with new smart phones with features that are different from those of the competition and also have the traditional features desired by your existing customers. The Portfolio Review Board meets weekly to assess performance and to consider new components. Lack of technical resources is a recurring issue. To make the case for acquiring new resources, you decided to assess capability and capacity. This approach is:
Question 12
As part of the portfolio communication management, multiple documents are prepared in order to effectively manage communications. The Stakeholder matrix is one of the prepared documents, what does it include?
Question 13
Your company got recently acquired by another company and the strategic directions which your portfolio is based on have been changed. Which document do you, as a portfolio manager, change to reflect the new stakeholders and their expectations?
Question 14
Processes in the portfolio management layer interact with each others. For example, Manage Portfolio Information interacts with Provide Portfolio Oversight in order to store decisions made during the portfolio review meetings. Where are these decisions stored?
Question 15
A portfolio stakeholder refuses to approve a minor modification request submitted by the portfolio manager, stating that approving change requests is not within the stakeholder's roles and responsibilities. In which section of the portfolio management plan should the portfolio manager look to validate this claim?
