PgMP Exam Question 11
You are the program manager for your project. You are working with the project managers regarding the procurement processes for their projects. You have ruled out one particular contract type because it is considered too risky for the program. Which one of the following contract types is usually considered to be the most dangerous for the buyer?
PgMP Exam Question 12
You are the program manager for your company and evaluating the sellers to determine the seller to buy from. In your analysis you've created a histogram to display the pros and cons for each seller. You've created five categories of interest and assigned values to each category for each vendor. Your five categories are:
- Cost
- Schedule
- Experience
- Certification
- Warranty
Each category has a different point value and the vendor that receives the maximum points in total will win the contract. What type of seller evaluation are you performing?
- Cost
- Schedule
- Experience
- Certification
- Warranty
Each category has a different point value and the vendor that receives the maximum points in total will win the contract. What type of seller evaluation are you performing?
PgMP Exam Question 13
In preparation for the development and submission of the program master schedule to a client, the program manager meets with the component project manager and master program scheduler to discuss the work breakdown structure (WBS).
During the meeting, the master scheduler indicates that the master program schedule should include which of the following?
During the meeting, the master scheduler indicates that the master program schedule should include which of the following?
PgMP Exam Question 14
Stakeholders make ad-hoc requests on a routine basis. This causes duplication of reporting and communication gaps that affect the program's performance.
To resolve this situation, which of the following must go through critical review and change?
To resolve this situation, which of the following must go through critical review and change?
PgMP Exam Question 15
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?
How should the program manager handle this situation?
