PFMP · Question #367
Your company is currently on the verge of bankruptcy due to the lack of transparency within the organization; this alerted the CEO to take decisive actions and request that new reporting lines be…
The correct answer is A. Portfolio Charter updates. The Portfolio Charter is the foundational governance document that formally defines the portfolio's structure, authority, reporting relationships, and high-level governance framework. When the CEO mandates new reporting lines to improve transparency and the portfolio structure…
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Your company is currently on the verge of bankruptcy due to the lack of transparency within the organization; this alerted the CEO to take decisive actions and request that new reporting lines be established in order to be fully transparent. Following this, the portfolio structure has changed to cope with the new reporting lines. Where is this change reflected when it comes to portfolio documents?
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- APortfolio Charter updates
- BPortfolio Strategic Plan updates
- CPortfolio Management Plan updates
- DPortfolio Roadmap updates
How the community answered
(29 responses)- A79% (23)
- B10% (3)
- C7% (2)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
The Portfolio Charter is the foundational governance document that formally defines the portfolio's structure, authority, reporting relationships, and high-level governance framework. When the CEO mandates new reporting lines to improve transparency and the portfolio structure changes accordingly, this structural change must be captured in the Portfolio Charter. The Portfolio Strategic Plan (B) focuses on strategic alignment and goals. The Portfolio Management Plan (C) details how the portfolio will be managed (processes, tools), not organizational structure. The Portfolio Roadmap (D) shows the timeline and sequencing of components. Structural and governance changes belong in the Charter.
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