Free Peoplecert 106 Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

Which are benefits of assessing the impact of portfolio management?
1. It can help demonstrate a compelling case for investment in
portfolio management
2. It helps in the on-going development of more effective portfolio
management practices
3. It enables more effective implementation of programmes and projects
via management of the project development pipeline, dependencies, and
constraints
4. The process of measurement can help ensure success - reflecting the
management expression, what gets measured gets done?

• A.  1, 2, 4
• B.  2, 3, 4
• C.  1, 3, 4
• D.  1, 2, 3

What does portfolio management provide strategic planning with?

• A.  Analysis of the environment within which strategy is developed
• B.  Momentum and energy for strategy development based on effective delivery of change
• C.  Setting the context within which strategic planning operates
• D.  Setting of strategic objectives and confirmation of any changes

Which portfolio definition practice collates information from the portfolio definition cycle and creates a Portfolio Strategy?

• A.  Plan
• B.  Prioritize
• C.  Balance
• D.  Categorize

Which is an example of a performance metric that can be used to assess the impact of portfolio management?

• A.  Percentage increase in the number of customer complaints received during the implementation of a change initiative compared with the forecast level
• B.  Percentage of milestones being achieved during a projects life cycle compared with the planned milestones
• C.  Percentage of initiatives delivered on time and/or budget compared within initial forecasts
• D.  The successful delivery of linked projects and transformation activities to achieve an intended outcome

Which is a main element in the stakeholder engagement practice?

• A.  Ensuring that key stakeholders have a clear and shared understanding of the governance process
• B.  Applying the champion-challenger' model
• C.  Checking the ranked list of strategic changes for impact across the business
• D.  Matching demand and supply of constrained resources