Which factors contribute to portfolio scoring in Workfront? (Select two.)

Question

Options

• AFinancial projections
• BStrategic alignment
• CDocument version history
• DRisk levels

• A
  14% (5)
• B
  80% (28)
• C
  6% (2)

Explanation

Strategic alignment (B) and risk levels (D) are the two factors that contribute to portfolio scoring in Adobe Workfront because the Portfolio Optimizer uses these dimensions-along with a few others like ROI, net value, and benefit-to calculate a score that helps prioritize which projects deserve funding and resources.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• Financial projections (A) sounds plausible, but Workfront's Portfolio Optimizer works with specific financial fields (Net Value, ROI, Budget) rather than general "projections" - the terminology doesn't match a scored factor.
• Document version history (C) is a project document management feature entirely unrelated to portfolio scoring; it tracks file revisions, not project priority.

Memory tip: Think of the Portfolio Optimizer as answering two executive questions: "Does this project fit our strategy?" (Strategic Alignment) and "What could go wrong?" (Risk). Those two questions map directly to B and D. If a choice sounds like file management or vague financials, it's a distractor.

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