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Question #: 164
Topic #: 1
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Because of budget cutbacks, a portfolio manager has been forced to make extensive changes to the portfolio schedule and components. As part of this restructuring, the portfolio manager should first:

  • A. request direction from the governance board on how to modify the portfolio management office (PMO).
  • B. request a portfolio management information system (PMIS) to help handle the changes.
  • C. identify the new stakeholder mix and revise the portfolio communication plan.
  • D. change the governance board members to reflect the new portfolio focus.
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tpkhoa
3 months ago
Selected Answer: C
cutbacks lead to significant changes in the portfolio schedule and components, the first step is to reassess the stakeholder landscape and adjust the portfolio communication plan accordingly. This ensures that: • The right stakeholders are engaged and informed about the restructuring. • Communication aligns with the new priorities, risks, and constraints in the portfolio. • Decision-making is effective and transparent, reducing resistance to change. • Adjustments in expectations, funding, and reporting structures are managed proactively.
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