RCDD-002 · Question #165
A program will generate revenue for several years after it ends. The program manager and the operations manager, who are accountable for managing the benefits after program closure, are in…
The correct answer is C. Direct the program manager to develop the necessary plans to ensure benefits can be. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
A program will generate revenue for several years after it ends. The program manager and the operations manager, who are accountable for managing the benefits after program closure, are in disagreement. The operations manager is concerned that information necessary for managing the processes and benefits after program closure will be unavailable. The program manager expresses that managing the benefits after program closure is not within the scope and must be managed through the scope management plan. What should the program sponsor do?
Options
- ADirect the operations manager to allocate a resource to the program to ensure that knowledge
- BDirect the operations manager to allocate the necessary resources to establish proper plans for
- CDirect the program manager to develop the necessary plans to ensure benefits can be
- DDirect the program manager to assess the impact of this change and follow the established
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(43 responses)- A7% (3)
- B14% (6)
- C74% (32)
- D5% (2)
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