Question 41
A project manager in your program is using progress elaboration as part of their planning approach. This approach is also known as what planning methodology?
Question 42
A two-year program is coming to an end. Many of the initial governance board members have moved from their current posts or left the company. Several new members have joined, but have a short association with the program, which changes the board's expectations and focus. During the final phase gate review, some board members are uncertain of their roles and expectations in the process.
How should the program manager handle this situation?
How should the program manager handle this situation?
Question 43
A multiyear program is ready to conclude. It has achieved all business objectives and is delivering its intended benefits. However, the program sponsor is not willing to sign the formal program closure acceptance document and the program continues to incur operational costs.
What should the program manager do next?
What should the program manager do next?
Question 44
You are the program manager of the BHG Program. One of the projects in your program will be using new materials that are somewhat untested. You are worried that there may be delays and waste because the project team is unaware of how to accurately use these materials. You elect to send the people that will be using the new materials through training on how to complete their project work. You also allow them to purchase some of the materials to experiment on their use before the actual project work is to be done. You want to ensure that mistakes do not enter into the project. What type of action have you provided in this scenario?
Question 45
You are the program manager for your organization and are working with your team to create the program scope management plan. This plan defines several things in your program except for which one of the following?
