PMI-ACP · Question #293
Analyzing the current organizational processes, per project requirements, and making needed process changes is called:
The correct answer is D. Process Tailoring. Process Tailoring is the practice of reviewing existing organizational processes and adapting them to fit the specific needs, constraints, and requirements of a given project. It acknowledges that no single process fits every project, so adjustments are necessary. Value Stream…
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Analyzing the current organizational processes, per project requirements, and making needed process changes is called:
Options
- AValue Stream Mapping
- BRelease Planning
- CUse Case Development
- DProcess Tailoring
How the community answered
(44 responses)- A2% (1)
- B5% (2)
- C2% (1)
- D91% (40)
Explanation
Process Tailoring is the practice of reviewing existing organizational processes and adapting them to fit the specific needs, constraints, and requirements of a given project. It acknowledges that no single process fits every project, so adjustments are necessary. Value Stream Mapping is a Lean technique for visualizing workflow and identifying waste. Release Planning involves scheduling releases over time. Use Case Development is a requirements technique for capturing system behavior from the user's perspective.
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