PFMP · Question #505
While Optimizing your portfolio, you need to present to the governance board how your components will be ranked and balanced in a quantifiable way. How will you do this?
The correct answer is D. Weighted ranking and scoring. Weighted ranking and scoring is the quantitative method used to rank and balance portfolio components in a way that is presentable and defensible to a governance board. Each component is evaluated against predefined strategic criteria (e.g., value, risk, alignment, cost) with…
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While Optimizing your portfolio, you need to present to the governance board how your components will be ranked and balanced in a quantifiable way. How will you do this?
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- AGraphical analytical methods
- BValue measurement and scoring
- CScenario Analysis
- DWeighted ranking and scoring
How the community answered
(37 responses)- A3% (1)
- C3% (1)
- D95% (35)
Explanation
Weighted ranking and scoring is the quantitative method used to rank and balance portfolio components in a way that is presentable and defensible to a governance board. Each component is evaluated against predefined strategic criteria (e.g., value, risk, alignment, cost) with assigned numerical weights, producing an objective score that enables ranking and comparison. Graphical analytical methods (A) visualize data but are not inherently quantifiable ranking tools. Value measurement and scoring (B) is a broader concept. Scenario Analysis (C) compares different strategic options but does not directly produce a ranked component list.
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