What is not an activity of Contract management?

Question

Options

• Aagreeing on how the information manager is to communicate with the IT director
• Bchanging the time of delivery of a change
• Cmonitoring whether the supplied IT-services correspond to the agreed services

• A
  11% (4)
• B
  71% (27)
• C
  18% (7)

Explanation

Option B belongs to Change Management, not Contract Management - adjusting the timing of a change delivery is handled by the Change Management process, which governs the scheduling and implementation of changes to IT services.

Option A (agreeing on communication protocols between the information manager and IT director) is a Contract Management activity, as establishing governance and communication arrangements between parties is a core part of managing contractual relationships.

Option C (monitoring whether supplied IT services match agreed services) is also a Contract Management activity - verifying that the supplier delivers what was contractually agreed is perhaps the most fundamental duty of Contract Management.

Memory tip: Think of Contract Management as everything that lives inside the contract - what was agreed, who communicates how, and whether delivery matches the agreement. Anything about changing a service delivery schedule points to Change Management instead.

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