Managing Strategic Change is an integral part of any portfolio in order to remain aligned with the strategic objectives. Your portfolio has undergone a major strategic change and you are currently det

The correct answer is B. Gap Analysis. Gap Analysis (Option B) is the technique used to compare the current state of a portfolio with the desired future state, identifying the 'gap' that must be addressed. After a strategic change, the portfolio's current alignment diverges from the new strategic objectives. Gap Analy

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Managing Strategic Change is an integral part of any portfolio in order to remain aligned with the strategic objectives. Your portfolio has undergone a major strategic change and you are currently determining the volume of work required to do in order to re-align the portfolio. What are you currently using?

Options

AChange Analysis
BGap Analysis
CReadiness Assessment
DStakeholder Analysis

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A
3% (1)
B
80% (24)
C
10% (3)
D
7% (2)

Explanation

Gap Analysis (Option B) is the technique used to compare the current state of a portfolio with the desired future state, identifying the 'gap' that must be addressed. After a strategic change, the portfolio's current alignment diverges from the new strategic objectives. Gap Analysis quantifies this difference and determines the scope of work required to bridge it - which components need to change, what new work is needed, and what can be removed. Option A (Change Analysis) evaluates the impact of changes but does not specifically measure the volume of re-alignment work. Option C (Readiness Assessment) evaluates organizational readiness for change. Option D (Stakeholder Analysis) identifies stakeholder interests, not work volume.

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