PFMP · Question #705
Working to best optimize resource supply and demand in your telecom company, authorized components are prioritized to help in resource allocation. This means as you work to do so, you need to review…
The correct answer is B. Resource requirements are balanced according to the resource pool. In portfolio resource management, optimizing supply and demand requires reviewing the portfolio to ensure that resource requirements across authorized components are balanced against the available resource pool. This balancing act - matching demand (what components need)…
Question
Working to best optimize resource supply and demand in your telecom company, authorized components are prioritized to help in resource allocation. This means as you work to do so, you need to review the portfolio because:
Options
- AIt provides guidance in terms of recommendations if there are changes in strategy and resource
- BResource requirements are balanced according to the resource pool
- CComponents are not authorized unless resources are available to support them
- DSponsors assess resource requirements and their availability before proposing a component to
How the community answered
(17 responses)- A6% (1)
- B82% (14)
- C12% (2)
Explanation
In portfolio resource management, optimizing supply and demand requires reviewing the portfolio to ensure that resource requirements across authorized components are balanced against the available resource pool. This balancing act - matching demand (what components need) against supply (what resources are available) - is the core purpose of resource capacity planning in portfolio management. Option A describes strategic guidance, C describes an authorization gate, and D describes a sponsor's pre-submission activity; none of these directly explain why the portfolio must be reviewed during resource optimization. Option B correctly identifies that the review process is about achieving equilibrium between resource demand and the available pool.
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