Assume you are working in the Joint Forces Command in your country. In this agency, all of the defense agencies are consolidated for better collaboration to support troops working around the world. Each program or project tends to have more than one sponsor, and since each Command is represented in this agency, the same is true for the portfolio. These sponsors are listed in the:

When it comes to change, one of your junior portfolio managers came to you requesting your help to deal with the overwhelming strategic changes. He wants your assistance in solving the issue of continuous changes in the organization's objectives. What should be your advice to him?

A big strategic change occurred at the organization level and has impacted multiple portfolios in the organization including yours. The sponsor has asked you to analyze the change and update the needed documents. You managed this change and are currently updating the Portfolio Management Plan. Which of the following are part of this update

When it comes to managing a portfolio, you have a variety of assets, plans and tools and techniques used. It requires a good experience to handle all of these artifacts. One of your portfolio team members came to you asking about the relation between the portfolio performance management plan, the portfolio management plan and portfolio strategic plan. What should your answer be?

A major strategic change has occurred and you are managing the change at portfolio level. You are currently performing gap analysis and you receive information on a stakeholder that is extremely unhappy with how the change will be handled in your portfolio. What should be your best course of action?