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A Program Governance Board (PGB) needs to escalate a cross-functional resource conflict that the Program Manager cannot resolve. What is the standard governance escalation path?
2During a phase-gate review, the Program Governance Board (PGB) identifies that a major component project is no longer delivering the expected ROI. What is the most appropriate action?
3A program is undergoing a compliance audit. The auditor notes that decision logs are missing approvals for recent scope changes. What does this indicate?
4Who is primarily responsible for ensuring that the program's governance structure is implemented and followed?
5A program manager identifies a conflict between the program governance requirements and the parent organization's regulatory requirements. What should the manager do?
6Which document outlines the authority levels and decision-making rights of the Program Governance Board?
7You are the Program Manager of a multi-year program. The organization shifts to a new strategic goal. How should governance adapt to this change?
8A program manager is establishing the program governance plan for a global transformation program. Which component must be defined first to ensure alignment between the program and organizational strategy?
9What role does the Program Governance Board play regarding program risks?
10Which action best describes the 'oversight' function of program governance?
11What is the primary objective of a phase-gate review in program governance?
12A program manager finds that a project team member has bypassed the governance process by going directly to a senior executive for budget approval. What should the manager do?
13During a phase-gate review, the Program Manager is asked to present evidence of 'benefit realization' to date. Which metric is most appropriate for a governance board?
14A program board is comprised of stakeholders with conflicting priorities. How should the Program Manager address this?
15What is the purpose of a program charter in the context of governance?
16During an audit, it is found that the program's benefits are being tracked in a spreadsheet that is not accessible to the governance board. Why is this a governance concern?
17When should a Program Governance Board be engaged during the program lifecycle?
18A program manager notices that a project is consistently failing to meet compliance requirements. What is the first step in the governance response?
19Which governance artifact tracks the transition of project outputs into operational business value?
20A program manager discovers that the program governance board has been making decisions without considering the impact on the portfolio. What is the best way to correct this?
21Which THREE components are critical for an effective program governance plan?
22Which TWO items are typically reviewed during a program phase-gate review?
23Which TWO factors should be considered when establishing the program governance structure?
24Which THREE areas of a program are typically subject to internal audits within a governance framework?
25Which THREE entities are typically involved in the program governance process?
26Which TWO aspects of the governance structure facilitate effective decision-making?
27Which TWO items should be included in the governance plan to ensure transparency?
28Which THREE inputs are necessary for a program governance board to make an informed decision?
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