PFMP · Question #63
Which of the following statement describes the portfolio roadmap correctly?
The correct answer is B. The portfolio roadmap should provide the high-level strategic direction and information in a. The portfolio roadmap must convey strategic direction in a structured, chronological format that links portfolio components to organizational strategy over time.
Question
Which of the following statement describes the portfolio roadmap correctly?
Options
- AThe portfolio roadmap should provide the high-level strategic direction and information in a
- BThe portfolio roadmap should provide the high-level strategic direction and information in a
- CThe portfolio roadmap should provide the high-level strategic direction and information in a
- DThe portfolio roadmap should provide the high-level strategic direction and information in a
How the community answered
(60 responses)- A2% (1)
- B92% (55)
- C2% (1)
- D5% (3)
Why each option
The portfolio roadmap must convey strategic direction in a structured, chronological format that links portfolio components to organizational strategy over time.
This option does not correctly characterize the chronological and strategic linkage aspect that defines an effective portfolio roadmap per PMI standards.
Answer B correctly captures that the portfolio roadmap provides high-level strategic direction and information in a chronological representation, showing the sequence and dependencies of portfolio components as they align to and deliver on strategic objectives over time.
This option lacks the key attributes of chronological ordering and explicit connection to strategic goals that distinguish a roadmap from other portfolio documents.
This option fails to capture the forward-looking, time-phased nature of the roadmap that differentiates it from a static portfolio list or inventory.
Concept tested: Portfolio roadmap purpose and structural characteristics
Source: https://www.pmi.org/pmbok-guide-standards/foundational/portfolio-management
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