The executive has asked the project manager to plan for the 'e-learning course' to be used as soon as it is accredited. The aim is to start selling the 'e-learning course' while the remainder of the outputs relating to classroom-based delivery are finished. The sales of the 'e-learning course' will be entered into the business case.
Why is the executive's decision to deliver the benefits early appropriate for managing the business case?
Delivering the outputs incrementally, like starting to sell the 'e-learning course' as soon as it is accredited, will allow the business case to be justified earlier. This is beneficial because it helps to demonstrate value sooner and provides early returns, ensuring that the business case remains robust and aligned with business objectives.
correct answer is B ( check 6.3.1)
Topic 12 is a dump of 202 questions. In the first questions I'm missing background 'scenario' information.
I think it is B
Correct Answer is B ( straight forward)
Correct Answer is B ( straight forward)
Correct answer is B
Agree with all of you, it is B
Correct answer is B
B. Because the outputs being delivered incrementally will be beneficial and will allow the business case to be justified.
Delivering benefits early through the incremental delivery of outputs, such as starting to sell the 'e-learning course' as soon as it is accredited, can provide early returns and validate the business case. This approach allows the project to demonstrate value sooner and supports ongoing justification for the project, ensuring that the business case remains robust and aligned with business objectives. While focusing on products is a PRINCE2 principle, the key reason here is the incremental delivery of beneficial outputs and their impact on the business case.