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CGEIT · Question #248

Which of the following objectives can be the best coordinated with the Human resource management?

The correct answer is B. Satisfying the business needs. The objective that can be best coordinated with Human Resource Management (HRM) is satisfying business needs, as HRM plays a crucial role in ensuring the organization has the right talent, skills, and structure to achieve overarching business goals. While other options relate to

Submitted by diego_uy· Apr 18, 2026Governance of Enterprise IT

Question

Which of the following objectives can be the best coordinated with the Human resource management?

Options

  • AIncreasing the automation of the business processes
  • BSatisfying the business needs
  • CRewarding employee fairly
  • DFocusing on the business improvements

How the community answered

(19 responses)
  • B
    89% (17)
  • C
    5% (1)
  • D
    5% (1)

Why each option

The objective that can be best coordinated with Human Resource Management (HRM) is satisfying business needs, as HRM plays a crucial role in ensuring the organization has the right talent, skills, and structure to achieve overarching business goals. While other options relate to HRM, "satisfying business needs" encompasses the broader strategic alignment.

AIncreasing the automation of the business processes

Increasing the automation of business processes is an operational or IT objective, though HRM might manage the impact on employees, it's not the primary objective coordinated with HRM.

BSatisfying the business needsCorrect

Satisfying the business needs is the objective that can be best coordinated with Human Resource Management (HRM) because HRM is responsible for aligning people strategies (recruitment, training, retention, performance management) with the overall strategic objectives of the business. By ensuring the organization has the right talent and culture, HRM directly supports the achievement of business needs.

CRewarding employee fairly

Rewarding employees fairly is an important function of HRM, but it's a component of employee satisfaction and retention, which ultimately contributes to satisfying business needs, not the overarching objective itself.

DFocusing on the business improvements

Focusing on business improvements is a general organizational goal; HRM contributes to it, but "satisfying business needs" provides a more direct and comprehensive link to HRM's strategic role.

Concept tested: Human Resource Management Strategic Alignment

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#Human Resource Management#Business Alignment#Strategic Objectives#Enterprise Governance

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