PGMP · Question #257
A new program is being initiated for the HNQ Organization. The program manager is working with the business analyst and management to define several attributes of the program. All of the following are
The correct answer is D. Program risk. During program initiation, benefits, organizational strategy alignment, and scope are defined, but detailed risk identification is not part of the initiation phase.
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A new program is being initiated for the HNQ Organization. The program manager is working with the business analyst and management to define several attributes of the program. All of the following are identified during program initiation except for which one?
Options
- AProgram benefits
- BLink to organizational strategy
- CProgram scope
- DProgram risk
How the community answered
(26 responses)- A4% (1)
- C8% (2)
- D88% (23)
Why each option
During program initiation, benefits, organizational strategy alignment, and scope are defined, but detailed risk identification is not part of the initiation phase.
Program benefits are a primary output of program initiation, as the business case and program mandate define the expected benefits.
Linking the program to organizational strategy is a fundamental initiation activity to ensure the program is justified and aligned with enterprise goals.
A high-level program scope is established during initiation to define what the program will encompass.
Program risk identification and analysis occur during the planning phase, not initiation. Program initiation focuses on high-level elements such as defining benefits, linking the program to organizational strategy, and establishing the program scope at a conceptual level, before detailed planning and risk processes begin.
Concept tested: Activities performed during program initiation phase
Source: https://www.pmi.org/pmbok-guide-standards/foundational/standard-for-program-management
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