PGMP · Question #546
A software company's program manager is conducting closing procedures for a program. At the last steering committee meeting, realized benefits were presented to the program governance board. What shou
The correct answer is A. Begin transitioning program resources, and update the resource and program management plans. After presenting realized benefits to the program governance board at the last steering committee meeting, the program is effectively ready to enter its final closing activities. Choice A is correct because transitioning program resources and updating the resource and program man
Question
A software company's program manager is conducting closing procedures for a program. At the last steering committee meeting, realized benefits were presented to the program governance board. What should the program manager do next?
Options
- ABegin transitioning program resources, and update the resource and program management plans
- BInitiate knowledge transfer with the receiving organization, and establish the program integration
- CUpdate the financial, stakeholder, and contract management plans, and archive them in the
- DObtain sponsoring organization approval to begin closeout procedures to transition benefits
How the community answered
(57 responses)- A77% (44)
- B7% (4)
- C14% (8)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
After presenting realized benefits to the program governance board at the last steering committee meeting, the program is effectively ready to enter its final closing activities. Choice A is correct because transitioning program resources and updating the resource and program management plans is the logical and immediate next operational step - the program team and assets must be reassigned, and plans must reflect the program's closing state. Choice B (knowledge transfer and integration management) is also a closing activity but comes after or concurrent with resource transition. Choice C (updating financial, stakeholder, and contract plans) is part of administrative closeout but is not the first priority. Choice D (obtaining approval to begin closeout) is already implied as having occurred when the governance board accepted the benefits presentation at the final steering committee meeting.
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