Q: 3
Managing risk is key to the success of any initiative. Risk is considered to be inherent in any activity
we do in project management and at any level. Risk is part of project, program and portfolio
management and has a different exposure in each and every one. You are currently developing the
guidelines and approaches for managing risks and are looking for methods to help you. What are you
looking for?
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Discussion
C vs D, but I'd pick C since the question is straight about risk methods. D tries to mix in capability/capacity, which isn't asked for. Similar questions in practice always point to C. Anyone disagree?
Makes sense to go with C here. The question only talks about risk management methods, and C lists the classic tools PMI expects (ranking, graphical, quant/qual analysis). D brings in capability which isn’t mentioned, so pretty sure C fits best. Agree?
C , because it lists only risk assessment methods (ranking, graphical, quant/qual analysis). D adds capability/capacity but the question doesn't really mention that angle. Pretty sure C matches what PMI expects for portfolio risk guidelines. Disagree?
C imo , saw a very similar set on a practice exam and C was the preferred set for risk management methods.
C tbh, had something like this in a mock and the risk methods listed under C matched PMI's list exactly.
Its C since those are the main methods PMI wants for actual portfolio risk management: weighted ranking, graphical analysis, and quant/qual analysis. D adds capability and capacity, which the question doesn't mention. Pretty sure C matches exam guidance better, but open to other takes.
Not sure why B is even considered, since Pf Component inventory feels more about maintaining what's in the portfolio, not actual risk management methods. C lists all the classic PMI tools for assessing risk. Am I missing something here?
Why not just C here-did anyone see a similar question in real exam reports?
I don’t think it’s D. C. If the question asked specifically for portfolio-level capacity assessment, that could make D valid instead. Is the focus just on risk methods, or do we need to cover capability too?
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