PFMP · Question #471
The interest, influence, and communication needs of business operational stakeholders who are looking to ensure alignment between portfolio components, while minimizing negative impact and…
The correct answer is D. Internal Stakeholders. Business operational stakeholders - such as department heads, operations managers, and line-of-business leaders - are Internal Stakeholders. They exist within the organization and are directly impacted by portfolio-managed changes to day-to-day business operations. Their…
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The interest, influence, and communication needs of business operational stakeholders who are looking to ensure alignment between portfolio components, while minimizing negative impact and maximizing positive benefits of all portfolio-managed changes to their business operations, relate to which type of stakeholders?
Options
- AInternal and External Stakeholders
- BExternal Stakeholders
- CDoes not relate to stakeholders
- DInternal Stakeholders
How the community answered
(34 responses)- A3% (1)
- B3% (1)
- C6% (2)
- D88% (30)
Explanation
Business operational stakeholders - such as department heads, operations managers, and line-of-business leaders - are Internal Stakeholders. They exist within the organization and are directly impacted by portfolio-managed changes to day-to-day business operations. Their primary concern is ensuring that portfolio components remain aligned with operational continuity, minimizing disruption and maximizing benefits to internal processes. External stakeholders (e.g., customers, regulators, suppliers) have different interests and are outside the organizational boundary, so they do not match this description.
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