You are the program manager for your organization. A new program is about to initiated and Marcy, your assistant, asks you about the themes that all new programs must map to. All of the following are themes that you can discuss with Marcy except for which one is not a program theme?
Requirements analysis is not considered a high-level program theme. It is more specific to the processes of identifying and documenting the needs and requirements of individual projects within the program. On the other hand, stakeholder management, benefits management, and program governance are broader themes that apply at the program level, focusing on overall coordination, alignment to organizational strategy, and ensuring the program delivers its intended value.
B is correct answer The theme that is not typically considered a program theme among the options provided is Requirements Analysis. Requirements Analysis is more specific to the processes of identifying and documenting the needs and requirements of individual projects within the program. While it is an important activity within project management and contributes to program success, it is not considered a high-level program theme like the other options.