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KA # Question A
A group of unrelated
projects managed in
FM 1 What is a program? coordinated way
Operational work is different from project work in that A part of every project
FM 2 operational work is: activity
A project is a temporary
endeavor with a beginning
and an end, a program is a
group of related projects,
and a portfolio is a group
of projects and programs
The difference between a project, program and related to a specific
FM 3 portfolio is: strategic objetive
Applying the tools and techniques of the project A project that overruns its
4 management is MOST likely to result in: schedule
All of the following are typical concerns of matrixed Wondering who will handle
FM 15 team members EXCEPT: their evaluations
Name:
B C D Answer
Will not always have a Has no loyalty to the Reports to the functional
"home" project manager B
Scope, time, cost quality,
risk, resources, and Time, cost, and number of
customer satisfaction Scope, cost and time changes B
They supply project They provide the project They are part of the change
managers for projects management procedures control board. A
Do you know the terms for the forms of PMO? The main types are
supportive, controlling, and directive. Authoritative and dictatorial PMOs
are made up terms. This question provides the definition of a directive
PMO. Such a PMO typically provides project managers for projects and is
responsible for the results of those projects. This type of PMO exercises a
high level of control over projects.
In a functional organization, the project manager has the least support for
the project and has little authority to assign resources. Project expediter
and project coordinator are roles in a weak matrix organization.
In a functional organization, employees are divided into departments such
as marketing and engineering. Projects in a functional organization
generally involve only one department.
The main drawback of a projectized organization is that at the end of the
project when the team is dispersed, they do not have a functional
department ("home") to which to return.
"Scope, time, cost, quality, risk, resources, and customer satisfaction" is
the most accurate list of constraints, or competing demands, that a
project manager must deal with.
The project life cycle is used in the WBS, not created from the WBS. The
project management process is not longer than the project life cycle, and
it applies to all projects. Whereas the project management process
describes what you do to manage the project, the project life cycle
describes what you need to do to complete the work.