PGMP · Question #273
All of the following are benefits of a program except for which one?
The correct answer is C. Projects can operate independently of one another.. One of the core reasons projects are grouped into a program is precisely because they are interdependent and benefit from coordinated management. Saying 'projects can operate independently of one another' contradicts the fundamental purpose of a program - if projects were truly i
Question
All of the following are benefits of a program except for which one?
Options
- AThe program manager can use the same approach in stakeholder management for all projects in
- BResource management in a program allows resources to be shared across all projects in the
- CProjects can operate independently of one another.
- DAll projects follow the policies of the program and organization.
How the community answered
(33 responses)- B3% (1)
- C94% (31)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
One of the core reasons projects are grouped into a program is precisely because they are interdependent and benefit from coordinated management. Saying 'projects can operate independently of one another' contradicts the fundamental purpose of a program - if projects were truly independent, there would be no need to group them into a program. The other options (shared stakeholder approach, shared resources, and shared policies) are genuine benefits of program management.
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