CAPM · Question #306
A business manager wants to start a project to launch a new product and submits a business case to the Portfolio Steering Committee for review. The committee asks the manager for details about the…
The correct answer is D. Prepare a benefits management plan to capture target benefits and strategic alignment. A benefits management plan is the formal document used to define, document, and communicate the expected benefits of a project - including target benefits, how they will be measured, timelines, and alignment with organizational strategy. This is precisely what the Portfolio…
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- ACreate a presentation outlining the business benefits of the new product.
- BExecute a market study for similar products and demonstrate a market need.
- CConduct a feasibility study to determine the business impact of the new product.
- DPrepare a benefits management plan to capture target benefits and strategic alignment.
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(21 responses)- A14% (3)
- B5% (1)
- C5% (1)
- D76% (16)
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A benefits management plan is the formal document used to define, document, and communicate the expected benefits of a project - including target benefits, how they will be measured, timelines, and alignment with organizational strategy. This is precisely what the Portfolio Steering Committee needs to evaluate business value. A presentation or market study may support the case, but they are not the structured planning artifact designed for this purpose. A feasibility study addresses viability, not benefit measurement.
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