You are the program manager for your organization. Management has asked you to create a document that will capture the stakeholders concerns, perceived threats, and specific objectives about the program and its projects. What document is management asking you to create in this instance?
The correct document for capturing stakeholders' concerns, perceived threats, and specific objectives about a program and its projects is the project charter. The project charter outlines the project’s scope, objectives, stakeholders, and risks at a high level. It serves as an authoritative document that gives the project manager the approval to start the project and provides a preliminary delineation of roles and responsibilities for the project's lifecycle.
B The business case outlines the rationale for undertaking the program or project, including the benefits, objectives, risks, and stakeholder considerations. It provides a comprehensive view of why the program is necessary and what it aims to achieve. Stakeholder concerns, perceived threats, and specific objectives are important components of the business case.
Business Case B cannot be right as it is Project Charter
Business Case Can Not be answer, as it explains why we need this Program with Cost & Benefit Analysis Project Charter can not be the answer, as Project Charter created by Project Manager, not by Program Manager. No Document named with "Requirement Document" Scope Statement can be the correct answer.
Should be B as charter document will list high level details, while scope give more low level details
Program Manager does not create Project Charter, It is the Project Manager responsibility
Scope statement will be the input of project charter
Project Charter - Key elements of a program charter consist of the program scope, assumptions, constraints, high-level risks, high level benefits, goals and objectives, success factors, timing, key stakeholders, and other provisions that tie the program to the business case, thereby enabling program strategy alignment.
i belive management is asking for the Issue log document.
Scope assessment
B as scope statement doesnt have perceived threat
Business case: "May include details about the program outcomes, approved concepts, issues, high-level risks and opportunity assessments, key assumptions, business and operational impacts, cost-benefit analysis, alternative solutions, financial analysis, intrinsic and extrinsic benefits, market demands or barriers, potential profits, social needs, environmental influences, legal implications, time to market, constraints, and the extent to which the program aligns with the organization’s strategic plans."
The requirements document is used to capture and document stakeholders' concerns, perceived threats, specific objectives, and other requirements related to the program and its projects. This document serves as the foundation for understanding what stakeholders expect from the program and helps ensure that their needs are addressed.
Project Charter