A portfolio manager should conduct organizational capability and capacity analyses in three areas over the lifecycle of the portfolio. Which type of capability and capacity analysis should a portfolio

Human capability and capacity analysis addresses staffing, skills, and workforce availability needed to support portfolio components.

Financial capability and capacity analysis addresses budget, funding availability, and fiscal constraints that bound component selection.

Asset capability and capacity analysis addresses physical resources, technology, and infrastructure that must support selected components.

Risk is not one of the three capability and capacity analysis types defined in portfolio management; risk analysis is a separate activity with its own process group distinct from capability and capacity assessment.