PFMP · Question #437
You are managing a portfolio in a functional organization and resources are shared between operations and projects. You are continuously performing capability and capacity analysis in order to optimiz
The correct answer is D. Assets. Assets capacity analysis examines the physical infrastructure, facilities, equipment, and tangible resources available to the organization. Unlike financial analysis (which deals with budgets) or human resources analysis (which deals with people), asset-based capacity analysis di
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You are managing a portfolio in a functional organization and resources are shared between operations and projects. You are continuously performing capability and capacity analysis in order to optimize the portfolio. Which of the following capability and capacity analysis is used to limit the number AND size of components the organization can execute?
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- AFinancial
- BHuman Resources
- CKnowledge Basis
- DAssets
How the community answered
(38 responses)- A3% (1)
- B3% (1)
- C8% (3)
- D87% (33)
Explanation
Assets capacity analysis examines the physical infrastructure, facilities, equipment, and tangible resources available to the organization. Unlike financial analysis (which deals with budgets) or human resources analysis (which deals with people), asset-based capacity analysis directly constrains both the number of components that can run simultaneously and the scale/size of those components based on available physical capacity. For example, if a data center can only support a certain number of servers, this limits how many or how large certain technology projects can be. This is particularly relevant in organizations where shared physical assets are a binding constraint.
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