You are the program manager for your organization. Management has asked you to create a document that will capture the stakeholders concerns, perceived threats, and specific objectives about the progr

The correct answer is D. Scope statement. The scope statement (specifically a program scope statement) captures stakeholder concerns, perceived threats, assumptions, constraints, and specific objectives for the program and its constituent projects. It formally documents what is included in and excluded from the program,

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You are the program manager for your organization. Management has asked you to create a document that will capture the stakeholders concerns, perceived threats, and specific objectives about the program and its projects. What document is management asking you to create in this instance?

Options

ARequirements document
BProject charter
CBusiness case
DScope statement

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A
2% (1)
B
9% (4)
C
18% (8)
D
71% (32)

Explanation

The scope statement (specifically a program scope statement) captures stakeholder concerns, perceived threats, assumptions, constraints, and specific objectives for the program and its constituent projects. It formally documents what is included in and excluded from the program, and reflects the interests and concerns of key stakeholders. A requirements document (A) captures what the solution must do functionally. A project charter (B) authorizes the program/project and grants the manager authority. A business case (C) justifies the investment. None of those other documents specifically serve as the repository for stakeholder concerns, perceived threats, and program objectives - that is the role of the scope statement.

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#Program Scope Management#Program Definition#Program Documentation#Stakeholder Concerns

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