Free MSP Practitioner, 5th edition Exam MSP-Practitioner Exam Practice Test

Which of following is not a principal control for managing the tranches?

• Business Case
• Benefit Review
• Business Case
• Dependency management

Which of the following defines Dis-benefit?

• Measurable improvement resulting from outcome perceived as an advantage
• A scenario that may bring profit or loss to programme
• Unplanned scenario that has happened and needs management intervention to reduce negative impact
• Measurable decline resulting from outcome perceived as negative

Which document is created from Programme mandate and works as input for Business Case?

• Programme preparation plan
• Blueprint
• Programme Brief
• Programme management plan

Which document has the as-is state of organization?

• Vision
• Blueprint
• Business Case
• Programme Plan

Which principle ensures creating a 'Vision'?

• Adding value
• Leading Change
• Envisioning and communicating a better future
• Focusing on benefits and threats to them

Which of the following statements best defines 'MSP Principles'?

• Common factors of success derived from lessons learned in programmes that had both positive and negative results
• Allow organizations to put in place right leadership, delivery team, robust organization structures and controls
• Provides a route through lifecycle of a from its conception through to delivering new capability
• Temporary flexible organization created to coordinate, direct and oversee implementation of set of related projects

Which of the following is an influencer type of stakeholder?

• Management board
• Business partner
• Media
• Supplier

Which of the following is NOT set out by the Programme Brief?

• Risks and issues
• Estimated cost
• Analysis of the options available
• Key resources needed

Which of following documents are parts of governance themes?

• Blueprint, Vision, Quality management strategy
• Business Case, Programme mandate
• Blueprint, Requirement Specification
• System and product specification

When approval to proceed is given at the end of Defining a Programme, what does this mean?

• The approval authorizes the work of all projects in the first tranche of programme.
• The approval authorizes the SRO to proceed with the whole programme.
• The approval authorizes the start of the first project in the first tranche only.
• The approval only acknowledges that the documents developed so far are acceptable.