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PgMP Exam Dumps - Program Management Professional (PgMP)

Question # 4

After an organization initiates a strategic program, several project managers express interest in joining the program team. The program manager’s supervisor recommends a list of project managers to be part of the team.

What should the program manager do to select the project managers?

A.

Complete a skill set inventory and select the most suitable resource(s)

B.

Ask interested project managers for their CV or résumé and conduct interviews

C.

Accept the recommendation of the program manager’s supervisor

D.

Contact the human resource manager for project managers’ availability

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Question # 5

A company's marketing department fails an internal compliance audit. To comply with the auditor's remediation plan, the legal department mandates that a content management system (CMS) be implemented. After initiating the program for CMS implementation, the program manager discovers that the marketing department has already preselected which CMS technology will be implemented.

What should the program manager do to ensure the success of the program?

A.

Meet with the vice president of purchasing to discuss the risks associated with preselecting a solution before the requirements have been gathered

B.

Host a kick-off meeting; request preliminary requirements from the marketing department; conduct a design session; present the steering committee with a solution that meets the requirements; and meet with interested vendors

C.

Ask a senior marketing executive to act as the program sponsor and participate on the steering committee; require steering committee representation from the IT, legal, and other key departments; validate that the chosen solution meets the requirements

D.

Initiate the program and begin a formal request for proposal (RFP) to validate the chosen solution and gain the confidence of the legal department

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Question # 6

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?

A.

Requirements document

B.

Project charter

C.

Business case

D.

Scope statement

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Question # 7

You are working with Sam, a project manager on one of the projects within your program. Sam doesn't understand all of the rules and procedures that he's required to do as a project manager in your program. What are the rules and procedures called in project that Sam must abide by?

A.

Project governance

B.

Process procedures

C.

Enterprise environmental factors

D.

Program governance

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Question # 8

You are the program manager for your organization. You have created a statement of work, request for proposal, and an invitation to a bidder's conference for 17 possible vendors. During the conference there were QUESTION NO:s about your request for proposal and statement of work that led to clarifications. After the vendor conference you should update what information to send back to the vendors?

A.

Request for bid documents

B.

Proposals

C.

Statement of work

D.

Program management plan

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Question # 9

Harriet is the program manager of a large program that has a high profile and visibility in her organization. Some of the stakeholders are negative and Harriet needs to work with these stakeholders to address their fears, perceived threats, and concerns about the program. Which communication method is considered to be the best approach for this scenario?

A.

Face-to-face

B.

Many-to-many

C.

Ad hoc conversation

D.

One-to-many

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Question # 10

A program manager joins a team to fix a troubled enterprise-wide customer relationship management (CRM) system. Analysis indicates that duplicate customer information data is resulting in redundant client information. The program manager accesses the knowledge repository for similar programs to gather historical data and trends. A corrective action is identified, and a change in process is implemented to regain data integrity.

What should the program manager do with the knowledge gained from this activity?

A.

Include the lessons learned in the weekly program report

B.

Update the communications management plan

C.

Update the lessons learned database

D.

Communicate the corrective action to the program sponsor

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Question # 11

What cost estimating approach uses the work breakdown structure to create a cost estimate?

A.

Analogous

B.

Definitive

C.

Top down

D.

Parametric

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Question # 12

Identify the term described in the statement given below? "The use of it should be reviewed along with an assessment of their effectiveness. This will aid the program management in determining if risks to the program are being effectively managed. It also provides feedback to the program management on any projects that need to be recovered or terminated."

A.

Budget

B.

Planned Value

C.

Contingency Reserve

D.

Earned Value

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Question # 13

Your program is to construct a new condo building in Chicago. You and the project managers are working together to define the project assumptions about the program. Which one of the following is an example of an assumption for this program?

A.

Deadlines for project milestones

B.

Building codes

C.

A predetermined program budget

D.

Weather

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Question # 14

You are the program manager for your organization. You and your program team have been creating and transferring the program benefits to operations as feasible in your program execution. The process of delivering the program's benefits describes what process in program management?

A.

Quality control

B.

Benefits management

C.

Direct and manage program execution

D.

Quality assurance

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Question # 15

A software deployment program for a multinational organization requires the engagement of subcontractors. During the program planning phase, the contracts manager informs the program manager that the primary subcontractor's agreement includes incentives that would potentially conflict with program objectives.

What should the program manager do first?

A.

Review the contracts, and create a program budget contingency.

B.

Draft a change request for approval by the program steering committee.

C.

Ask the program management office (PMO) to conduct a risk assessment.

D.

Review the program charter, and update program objectives accordingly.

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Question # 16

A program includes the development and shipping of 12 million product units over the next year. However, one program supplier has a history of overestimating its planned volume, which puts the product launch at risk.

What should the program manager do to monitor and control the supplier?

A.

Use expert judgment, and update the program procurement plan.

B.

Seek stakeholder approval of program procurement management activities.

C.

Examine performance reports, audits, and inspections.

D.

Review proposal evaluation criteria, risk analyses, and mitigation strategies.

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Question # 17

A component project manager escalates an issue regarding a key stakeholder to the program manager. The key stakeholder does not respond to emails or phone calls, and the project manager believes this key stakeholder is exhibiting a negative attitude toward the work. The key stakeholder has a significant influence over the component project, which could impact other components if delays occur. The program manager’s attempts to reach the stakeholder via email also fail.

What should the program manager do next?

A.

Escalate the issue to the stakeholder’s supervisor

B.

Escalate the issue to the program governance board, as delays will impact the program

C.

Update the program risk register to reflect a realized risk and execute the documented risk response

D.

Attempt to call the key stakeholder; if unsuccessful, visit their office to identify potential risks

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Question # 18

An organization supports both programs and projects for various industries. What is a portfolio?

A.

A portfolio is the total amount of funds that have been invested in programs, projects, and operations.

B.

A portfolio describes all of the monies that are invested in the organization.

C.

A portfolio describes the organization of related projects, programs, and operations.

D.

A portfolio describes any project or program within one industry or application areA.

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Question # 19

A biometrics firm has a facial recognition program with multiple components and project managers. The

project manager from the mobile device division escalates a vendor-related risk to the program manager. After assessing the risk, the program manager determines that this risk may impact other projects within the program. However, this risk has a low degree of impact and probability of occurring.

What should the program manager do first?

A.

Obtain a risk reserve from the executive sponsor, and execute a contingency plan.

B.

Communicate the risk to all project managers to manage at the component level.

C.

Add the risk details and analysis to the program risk register.

D.

Brainstorm with the project manager to develop an appropriate risk response.

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Question # 20

All of the following are resources that you will need to monitor and control in a program environment except for which one?

A.

Staff members

B.

Contracts

C.

Quality

D.

Equipment

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Question # 21

After new private equity owners acquire an enterprise, they want to improve its value by reducing costs. A new program will restructure the enterprise, including an aging headquarters campus where the main data center is housed. A strategic component project presents significant risk to organizational objectives due to its complexity and dependencies on external parties. After a series of board meetings, the enterprise’s

investment committee approves a budget to implement this component project, which will move the old data center from the aging headquarters campus into a new colocation facility. Implementation of this component project may now begin, but is already one month behind schedule. The program manager now perceives significantly more risk to the larger program due to this delay.

What should the program manager do to address this risk with the program sponsor and governance board?

A.

Share the concerns with the program sponsor to confirm understanding of the new development. Next, update the program budget, implementation plan, and risk management plan for governance board approval.

B.

Update the component project’s risk register, issue log, implementation plan, and risk management plan.

Next, meet with the program sponsor to revise the program budget, implementation plan, and risk management plan for governance board approval.

C.

Revise the program budget, and implement the component project by managing it closely to recover the month-long delay. Next, update the component’s project and risk management plans for governance board approval.

D.

Update the program budget, and task the component project manager with implementing the plan. Next, submit a change order for approval to apply more resources to reduce the larger program’s risk profile.

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Question # 22

A program manager for the construction of a ship reviews the program management plan with a shipyard representative. The shipyard representative indicates that while 65 percent progress was anticipated, only 60 percent has been achieved.

What should the program manager do to ensure benefits realization?

A.

Conduct a program performance analysis based upon the deviation, and update the program business case to reflect the schedule delay.

B.

Inform the program sponsor and the steering committee of the delay, and validate the program business case.

C.

Analyze the impact of the delay, review risks identify any corrective actions, and update the benefits management plan.

D.

Update the program schedule, and escalate the issue to the program management office (PMO) to accelerate shipyard work.

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Question # 23

A program manager is responsible for constructing a US$50 million building. Management suggests it will take three years to complete. The program manager can select a design-build option to optimize the construction schedule to 1.5 years. However, heavy demand for steel is causing price increases and delivery delays. If this trend continues, it could take as long as 4.5 years to complete construction. You learn that a new technology can yield a definitive delivery schedule of 1.25 years.

What is the expected time of delivery?

A.

1.25 years

B.

1.50 years

C.

1.75 years

D.

1.00 years

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Question # 24

You are the program manager for a large program in your matrix organization. You need to define when the resources in your program will be brought into the program and then released from the program so that the project managers, operational managers, and your program team can plan accordingly. What program management plan defines when

resources are needed, how the resources will be obtained, and how the resources may be released from the program?

A.

Procurement management plan

B.

Resource management plan

C.

Team management plan

D.

Schedule management plan

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Question # 25

A global financial system is being delivered by the program team to allow access from anywhere in the world. Following a new cross-border regulation applying to privacy of local banking data accessed from abroad, the CEO of the bank requests that an external audit be conducted to validate compliance with this new regulation. This event, which was not anticipated at this phase of the program, will generate additional work for the program team. This effort is not included in the current program roadmap and benefits delivery plan.

What immediate actions should the program manager take?

A.

Negotiate with the CEO in an attempt to avoid the audit

B.

De-scope the capabilities of the system to not allow access from abroad

C.

Accept the risk of the audit and continue the program as planned

D.

Assess the impact of the audit and potential remediation on the program

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Question # 26

You are the program manager for your organization. Your program team has 43 people that all need to be monitored and controlled. You would like to create a standardized report that you can use to monitor, control, and record the performance of each staff member in your program. What type of report can you create that will help you track your staff and their performance?

A.

Performance reports

B.

Staff variance reports

C.

Exceptions report

D.

Lessons learned

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Question # 27

A program manager recognizes that a successful resource being used in project A could also be used in project B.

What should the program manager do first to leverage the utilization of this resource?

A.

Assign project A's resource to project B.

B.

Reassign the resource to project B after project A ends.

C.

Prioritize the resource to optimize their use across both projects A and B.

D.

Mitigate risk by leveraging other resources in project A.

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Question # 28

Which of the following statements are true regarding program scope changes? (Choose three.)

A.

Scope changes may originate from the stake holders.

B.

Change requests for a particular project have to be approved by the project manager irrespective of their potential impact on multiple projects.

C.

The program has a change control board that analyzes changes at the program level.

D.

The change control process on a program is often hierarchical.

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Question # 29

You are the program manager for your organization. You are planning a new program that will construct a new warehouse facility for your company. As you look forward to the conclusion of the program you need an official document that will signify the program has ended. What document should you specify in your program management plan for the conclusion of the program?

A.

Final program audit report

B.

Audit of program financials

C.

Lessons learned documentation

D.

Certificate of program completion

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Question # 30

You are the program manager for your organization that utilizes vendors from several different organizations. A vendor has submitted an invoice for the work they have completed in your program. You have reviewed the work results and agree with the vendor that their contractual obligation is complete. What should you do next in regard to the vendor's invoice?

A.

Approve the payment request

B.

Finalize the performance report

C.

Examine the contract

D.

Complete a financial audit of the work

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Question # 31

You are the program manager of the GHY Program. Your program team has identified a risk dealing with the materials you will be using in the program. It is possible that if the materials are not installed properly they will cause serious damage in future phases of the program. Your team has recommended additional training and a consultant to help the team members install the material accurately to reduce the likelihood of the risk event. You agree and the team executes the risk response. What type of risk response have you implemented in this situation?

A.

Enhancing

B.

Workaround

C.

Mitigation

D.

Avoidance

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Question # 32

You are the program manager for your organization and are working with Tracy, one of the project managers in your program. Tracy is having some trouble understanding the concept of the critical path in her project's network diagram. Which one of the following is the best definition of the critical path?

A.

It is the path that carries the most risk of project failure.

B.

It is the path that reveals the earliest date the project can finish.

C.

It is the path with the most important activities in the project.

D.

It is the duration of all the project activities if the labor is summed.

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Question # 33

The program manager completed the program's benefits analysis and planning activities.

What will this ensure for the program?

A.

Information necessary to establish key benefit performance indicators

B.

A transition plan to facilitate the ongoing realization of benefits

C.

A plan to monitor performance due to operational, financial, and benefits changes

D.

A benefits management plan to guide the work through the remainder of the program

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Question # 34

An ice cream company wants to introduce a new flavor to a new market. The executive sponsor requests a sampling for the test market and the sample group provides negative feedback. As this type of program had previously been conducted by the company, the program manager QUESTION NO:s whether similar results were experienced during testing.

What should the program manager do next?

A.

Document the results to share with the program governance board.

B.

Facilitate another test market sampling.

C.

Contact the R&D department for product testing results.

D.

Review the program management information system (PMIS) for lessons learned.

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Question # 35

You are program manager for the HYH Program. Your program governance is requiring you to use earned value management to predict how closely your program is tracking to the cost and schedule baselines and to predict overall program performance. Which earned value management formula can you use to predict how much more will need to be invested in the program based on current program performance?

A.

EV/AC

B.

EV/PV

C.

BAC/CPI

D.

EAC-AC

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Question # 36

Which of the following is described in the statement given below?

"It serves as the primary input for the Plan Program Stakeholder Management process, as well as for the distribution of program reports and other communication."

A.

Stakeholder register

B.

Program scope statement

C.

Governance plan

D.

Organizational chart

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Question # 37

A global enterprise resource planning (ERP) program’s scope includes designing and building a global template. Plans include a pilot implementation project to validate the template, to be followed by several rollout projects. During the build of the global template, a new government regulation mandates implementation of a goods and services tax (GST).

What should the program manager update?

A.

Program communications management plan

B.

Benefits management plan

C.

Stakeholder engagement plan

D.

Benefits transition plan

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Question # 38

Don is the project manager of the NQP Project for his organization. This project is scheduled to last for 18 months and will have several elements of the project that have government regulations. Management is concerned with the regulations and would like Don to report on the activities that will be affected by the regulations. What document should Don reference for information on the activities and the regulations?

A.

Risk management plan

B.

Risk register

C.

Activity list

D.

Activity list and attributes

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Question # 39

A design and production company's program comprises the design and manufacture of complex parts. During the yearly strategy alignment meeting, the program manager notices that a peer program manager started a project to develop a new manufacturing technology to further reduce operations costs.

What should the program manager do to incorporate this new technology into the program?

A.

Work with the project managers to update the program's risk register by evaluating this new technology's ROI.

B.

Incorporate the new benefit to be obtained from this technology into the program's transition plan.

C.

Analyze the benefits management plan to determine any new risks this new technology may introduce.

D.

Update the benefits management plan with an analysis of the new technology's potential benefits.

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Question # 40

You are the program manager of the NHQ Program for your organization. Your program is nearing the completion of one of its major phases and there are several resources that should be released at this time. What program management plan will guide you to release of the program resources and transfer the resources and benefits to operations within the organization?

A.

Resource management plan

B.

Transition plan

C.

Communications management plan

D.

Benefits management plan

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Question # 41

Hans is the program manager for his organization. His current project has seven constituent projects that each will create deliverables for the organization. Who is responsible for the project deliverables in this scenario?

A.

Project managers

B.

Hans

C.

Program director

D.

Hans and each project manager

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Question # 42

A software development program will launch iterative versions of new software called Alpha over two years. Following that, a program will be released to the program team and developers to create new software called Beta. While the program manager prepares the program closure plan for Alpha, the program sponsor expresses concern about its support after program closure.

What should the program manager do as part of Alpha’s program closure plan?

A.

Execute the transition plan, and include knowledge transfer to transition Alpha support to operations.

B.

Keep the Alpha program open until support is no longer required, then execute program closure.

C.

Adjust Alpha’s exit criteria to ensure its support is included in the Beta program.

D.

Document the program closure procedure to ensure that resources are released from Alpha to develop Beta.

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Question # 43

Company A recently signed a contract with a strategic business partner, Company B, to jointly roll out a new technology. Company B is excited about the joint marketing opportunity. Company A's component Quality Assurance team has expressed concerns to you, the program manager, that the product is being rolled out prematurely and has identified potential issues with backend support systems. QA, however, assures you that a manual work around is possible, but not ideal. Company B requests an enhancement to the new product. In a meeting with Company B, you determine that additional funding will be required and resources allocated and scheduled.

What is your MOST appropriate next step?

A.

Secure funding from another project that was cancelled.

B.

Use an integrated change control process.

C.

Use the available management reserve.

D.

Advise Company B that funding and resources are not available.

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Question # 44

You are the program manager for your organization and are working with your team to create the program scope management plan. This plan defines several things in your program except for which one of the following?

A.

How quality control will be included in the scope

B.

How changes may be allowed to enter the program scope

C.

How the program scope will be created for your program

D.

How the program scope will be controlled

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Question # 45

Gary is the program manager for his organization. His current program has 432 stakeholders, some of which are external to his organization. He would like to create a chart that identifies each stakeholder's opinion of the program, influence over program decisions, their requirements and affect on program priorities, and other information. What kind of chart should Gary create in this instance?

A.

Resource breakdown structure

B.

Resource management chart

C.

Stakeholder analysis chart

D.

RACI chart

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Question # 46

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?

A.

Begin transitioning program resources, and update the resource and program management plans to reflect the change in the program's status.

B.

Initiate knowledge transfer with the receiving organization, and establish the program integration management plan.

C.

Update the financial, stakeholder, and contract management plans, and archive them in the program information repository.

D.

Obtain sponsoring organization approval to begin closeout procedures to transition benefits sustainment to the supporting organization.

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Question # 47

An organization is considering a new program. The business analyst believes that the benefits to the organization would equate to $1,550,000 in five years. If the rate of return for this program is six percent what is the maximum amount the organization should invest in this program?

A.

$1,158,250

B.

It depends on the internal decision making process. C. $2,074,249

C.

$1,550,000

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Question # 48

A program manager notices that one project manager tends to withdraw during important team discussions to avoid conflict.

What technique could the program manager use to gain more input from this project manager?

A.

Institute an incentive program to create competition among the team members.

B.

Make the project manager share an office with a more assertive team member.

C.

Solicit ideas from each team member individually, giving each person a chance to express their opinions.

D.

Create an online message board so team members can see and respond to everyone’s ideas.

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Question # 49

You are identifying stakeholders for your program to create new software for your organization. The software will affect the ordering by the customer, the manufacturing of the product, inventory, and account management. Sarah, a key stakeholder in your program, is skeptical of one application affecting so many parts of the organization. She prefers that several applications be created instead of the approach your program will take. In stakeholder identification how would you categorize Sarah?

A.

Active

B.

Negative

C.

Positive

D.

Passive

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Question # 50

Robert is the program manager for his organization which operates in a matrix structure.

Resources in Robert's program will be utilized on several projects in and out of his program. He wants to be certain that all of the resources will be planned accordingly and that the project managers communicate with one another about when the resources will be needed and utilized in the projects. What plan should Robert create along with the project managers to ensure that the resources are scheduled and managed effectively?

A.

Resource management plan

B.

Program management calendar

C.

Schedule management plan

D.

Resource calendar

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Question # 51

Which of the following statements are true regarding program scope statement? (Choose three.)

A.

It defines all the work and only the required work for the program.

B.

It formally authorizes the program.

C.

It sets authorities and limits for the program manager and team.

D.

It represents a common understanding of the program for the purpose of facilitating communication among the stakeholders.

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Question # 52

You are the program manager for your organization. This program will last for two years and has eight projects. The cost of your program is $4 million and there are some risk concerns that may affect the overall cost of the program. Management is concerned with how long it will take the program to reach the management horizon. What is management horizon also known as?

A.

Payback period

B.

Cost performance index

C.

Cost-to-benefits ratio

D.

Return on investment

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Question # 53

You are the program manager for your organization and you need to define all of the program resources you'll need for your program. All of the following can be considered a program resource except for which one?

A.

A forklift

B.

Materials for the installation of a new server

C.

A positive risk response

D.

Gary, an application developer

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Question # 54

If a program has a budget of completion of $550,000, is 25 percent complete, and has spent $135,000 what is the cost variance (CV)?

A.

.99

B.

-$2,500

C.

$2,500

D.

1.02

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Question # 55

Two project managers in your program, Marcy and Mary, are not agreeing with the scheduling of project resources and they have asked for your help to determine the resolution. They are refusing to speak with each other and each is telling you that the other person is scheduling project resources for the project that are already scheduled to complete the work. In the communication model, what component represents the disagreement of these two project managers and their refusal to speak with each other about a resolution?

A.

Conflict

B.

Noise

C.

Barrier

D.

Ad hoc

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Question # 56

Part of program management is to identify what motivates your program team members. If you subscribe to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, which need is at the top of the hierarchy?

A.

Physiological

B.

Safety

C.

Self actualization

D.

Esteem

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Question # 57

Holly is the program manager for her program. She is creating with her team a plan that will address how the program team will achieve program goals based on who the program will need to interact with in the program. This plan should define all of the people, groups, and other entities the program needs to interact with in order to move the program forward. On what plan is Holly working?

A.

Stakeholder management plan

B.

Communications management plan

C.

Human resource management plan

D.

Interface management plan

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Question # 58

What is the present value of a program that will be worth $3,567,000 if it lasts for six years and the rate of return is five percent?

A.

$1,550,850

B.

$3,532,000

C.

$2,502,750

D.

$2,661,750

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Question # 59

You are the program manager for your organization. As your program is being initiated there is some initial concern from the management about the utilization of resources in your program and the need for resources in their day-to-day roles in operations. Management has set a limit on your program that resources may only

work 20 hours per week on the program. What is this limit of resource hours in a time period known as?

A.

Resource leveling heuristic

B.

Resource requirements

C.

Program risk

D.

Resource utilization

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Question # 60

Mike is the program manager of the NHQ Program. Mike and a vendor are in disagreement over the deliverable the vendor has created for Mike's program. Mike does not believe the vendor has correctly created the deliverable, while the vendor is adamant that his company has indeed completed the contract. Both parties have documented their stance in the debate.

This is an example of what?

A.

Breach of contract

B.

Issue

C.

Risk

D.

Claim

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Question # 61

Tom is program manager for his organization. His program is scheduled to last ten months and has a cost estimate for the program of $550,000. It is now month nine and Tom reports that he actually has a cost variance of a positive $56,000. While Tom is pleased, the new management is not. Why is a positive cost variance not necessarily good news?

A.

A poor cost estimate prevented the organization from adding things to the program scope.

B.

Tom has overestimated the cost of the program.

C.

A poor cost estimate could affect the organization's decisions to invest the funds elsewhere .

D.

Tom has forgot to include deliverables in the program.

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Question # 62

A critical program for a company fails to delivers its intended benefits. The CEO and program sponsor are both held accountable and, ultimately, their employment is terminated by the board of directors.

What should the program manager do before formally closing the program?

A.

Update the benefits register.

B.

Establish a program management information system (PMIS).

C.

Share lessons learned with all program team members.

D.

Transfer all program documentation to the deputy program manager.

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Question # 63

Which of the following contract types is described in the statement below?

"The seller is reimbursed for all allowable costs for performing the contract work, and receives a fixed payment calculated as a percentage for the initial estimated project costs."

A.

Cost Plus Fixed Fee Contracts (CPFF)

B.

Fixed Price Incentive Fee Contracts (FPIF)

C.

Firm Fixed Price Contracts (FFP)

D.

Cost Plus Incentive Fee Contracts (CPIF)

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Question # 64

You are the program manager for the SRQ Program. You have rejected several change requests for the program scope. What must you do with the rejected change requests?

A.

Communicate why the change request was rejected and record the results in the lessons learned documentation for your program.

B.

Inform the stakeholders that their change requests have been rejected.

C.

Communicate the change request status to the stakeholders and record the results of the change request in the change register.

D.

Inform the stakeholders why their change requests have been rejected.

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Question # 65

A three-year program using vendor contracts, incorporating related projects, and each with specific stakeholders is coming to an end. What should be completed first to close all appropriate contracts?

A.

Certify contract completion

B.

Conduct a procurement audit to review the procurement process

C.

Assess all contracts to ensure all agreed conditions are met

D.

Review contract management plan for completeness

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Question # 66

A two-year program is coming to an end. Many of the initial governance board members have moved from their current posts or left the company. Several new members have joined, but have a short association with the program, which changes the board’s expectations and focus. During the final phase gate review, some board members are uncertain of their roles and expectations in the process.

How should the program manager handle this situation?

A.

Review the final program outcome with the program sponsor

B.

Prepare a program change request utilizing new board member input

C.

Review the strategic plan and benefits management plan with the board

D.

Present the final program status, costs, and schedule reports

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Question # 67

Communication is large percentage of program execution as the program manager must communicate with the appropriate stakeholders. In larger programs face-to-face communication is not always possible. When emails are used what verbal aspect of communication is lost?

A.

Barriers

B.

Noise

C.

Nonverbal

D.

Paralingual

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