C_LCNC_2406 · Question #7
Which role is NOT part of the 'People' component of the Governance Triad?
The correct answer is A. External vendors. External vendors (A) are correct because the "People" component of the Governance Triad refers to roles within the organization - external vendors are outside parties and belong to a separate governance consideration (such as third-party or vendor management), not internal…
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Which role is NOT part of the 'People' component of the Governance Triad?
Options
- AExternal vendors
- BIT professionals
- CCitizen developers
How the community answered
(54 responses)- A91% (49)
- B4% (2)
- C6% (3)
Explanation
External vendors (A) are correct because the "People" component of the Governance Triad refers to roles within the organization - external vendors are outside parties and belong to a separate governance consideration (such as third-party or vendor management), not internal people governance.
IT professionals (B) are a core internal role - they design, maintain, and govern technology systems, placing them squarely within the "People" component. Citizen developers (C) are also internal; they're business users who build applications using low-code/no-code tools, and governing their activities is a key people-side challenge in modern IT governance.
Memory tip: Think "People = insiders." If someone is inside your organization (IT pros, citizen devs, end users), they belong to "People." If they're outside (vendors, contractors, partners), they don't - external ≠ internal People.
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