nerdexam
PMI

CAPM · Question #521

Since the risk has already been identified (supplier delays and cost increases due to safety regulations) and the team has already determined a response strategy (absorbing the cost by reducing lag…

The correct answer is C. Implement Appropriate Response. The risk management process follows a sequence: identify risks → perform qualitative analysis → perform quantitative analysis → plan risk responses → implement risk responses → monitor risks. Since the risk has already been identified and a response strategy has already been…

Predictive, Plan-Based Methodologies

Question

Since the risk has already been identified (supplier delays and cost increases due to safety regulations) and the team has already determined a response strategy (absorbing the cost by reducing lag in tasks), the next step is to implement the response. This involves: - Adjusting the schedule to reduce lag where possible. - Monitoring supplier performance. - Managing budget adjustments accordingly. Which of the following describes how this situation is managed?

Options

  • APerform Quantitative Risk Analysis
  • BPlan Project Risk Management
  • CImplement Appropriate Response
  • DPerform Qualitative Risk Analysis

How the community answered

(69 responses)
  • A
    1% (1)
  • B
    1% (1)
  • C
    93% (64)
  • D
    4% (3)

Explanation

The risk management process follows a sequence: identify risks → perform qualitative analysis → perform quantitative analysis → plan risk responses → implement risk responses → monitor risks. Since the risk has already been identified and a response strategy has already been selected (absorbing cost by reducing schedule lag), the next logical step is to execute that response-adjusting the schedule, monitoring suppliers, and managing budget. The other options (A, B, D) represent earlier steps in the risk management process that have already been completed, making them incorrect choices at this stage.

Topics

#Risk Management#Implement Risk Responses#Project Execution

Community Discussion

No community discussion yet for this question.

Full CAPM Practice