What should a portfolio manager use to make effective decisions regarding performance metrics?

Question

Options

• APortfolio lessons learned database
• BPortfolio performance indicator system
• CPortfolio governance model process
• DPortfolio management information system (PMIS)

• B
  5% (1)
• C
  95% (20)

Explanation

The portfolio governance model process defines the decision-making framework, criteria, authority levels, and procedures that guide how a portfolio is managed - including how performance metrics are evaluated and acted upon. It is the structural mechanism through which all performance-related decisions are made. A PMIS (D) stores and distributes information but does not itself drive decision-making. A performance indicator system (B) tracks values but does not prescribe how to act on them. A lessons learned database (A) provides historical context but is not a decision-making framework. The governance model process is the correct answer because it provides the structured process by which performance data is reviewed and decisions are authoritatively made.

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