You are managing a complex portfolio with high risk levels due to emerging technological breakthroughs and a short benefit window to market your product. You know that managing risk is key to success and you are coaching your team on the same. When it comes to Managing portfolio risks, a risk owner, along with the portfolio manager, should select the strategy or mix of strategies most likely to be effective. Which of the following is not a risk strategy?

Which type of analysis is most suitable for identifying the highest-impact risks?

Which of the options is considered part of Enterprise Environmental Factors (EEFs)

Your company changed its executives due to the lack of benefits realization and previous corruption issues.
The new management has informed you that as of now, this will not change any process in the portfolio and everything will remain the same. However, only the risk tolerance for the organization will be impacted, what will you do as a portfolio manager?

Assume you are the portfolio manager for a legacy software company. For many years, your company was one of the top five leaders in software development, but as newer and more efficient software was invented, it began to lose market share. Your company then found its services were needed as legacy systems were converted, especially since Cloud computing now is so popular. But it has lost revenues increasingly over the years. To gain market share and provide greater portfolio value, the executive team decided it should: