Exam PMP topic 1 question 714 discussion

Honestly, none of these are effective knowledge transfer techniques. I cannot pick one as they don't actually do anything. Training, Shadowing, Mentoring, Documentation of design, user guides, Q&A's, all of these are better than what is listed here.

Conducting meetings is a common technique for verifying knowledge transfer. In this context, the project manager can organize a meeting with relevant stakeholders, including members of the operations team, to confirm that the necessary knowledge has been transferred successfully. This provides an opportunity for team members to discuss and address any remaining questions or concerns and ensures that there is a shared understanding of the project's deliverables and the ongoing support requirements.

B. Meetings

By involving all stakeholders(diverse group) in a meeting, the project manager can obtain a comprehensive perspective on the knowledge transfer's success. This approach ensures that multiple viewpoints are considered, providing a more well-rounded evaluation of the effectiveness of the transfer to the operations team. Where as Expert judgement will only consider opinion of SMEs.