Q: 9
During the portfolio lifecycle, you will be using the roadmap a lot and you be using it to report
progress to different stakeholders. When it comes to portfolio roadmap, which of the following
options is true?
Options
Discussion
B. not D. D looks tempting but dependencies (B) trip people up on this one in practice guides.
B vs D here. D looks good at first but misses the point about dependencies, which is key for a portfolio roadmap. B specifically calls out both internal and external dependencies, so that's the one I'd pick. Pretty sure that's what the exam wants, but let me know if you see it differently.
B tbh
B is right here, since the roadmap covers dependencies not just timelines. D focuses on visuals but doesn't mention dependencies, which are key for portfolios. Pretty sure B is the best fit, but open to other takes.
B
B again. Portfolio roadmaps are all about showing internal and external dependencies, not just timelines or progress visuals. D misses that key part. Pretty sure B is what PMI wants here, but open if someone has a different view.
Official guide mentions the portfolio roadmap should highlight internal and external dependencies, so B makes sense here. I saw a similar question in practice tests. Pretty sure that's the intent, unless I missed some nuance.
Isn't the main thing with portfolio roadmaps that they highlight dependencies between areas? Just confirming because D is tempting, but I think timelines alone miss the dependency part.
Option D. nice clear wording in this set.
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