PgMP Program Life Cycle Management Practice Question
Which THREE of the following are critical for effective program-level risk management?
Answer choices
Why each option matters
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Correct answer & explanation
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Periodic review of the program risk register.
Program risk management involves identifying, prioritizing, and responding to risks that affect the entire program, not just individual projects.
Answer analysis
Option-by-option breakdown
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Periodic review of the program risk register.
Why this is correct
Risks change and need active monitoring.
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Using only email to communicate risks.
Why it's wrong here
Email is not a robust risk management practice.
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Centralized risk register for program-level risks.
Why this is correct
Centralization is key for visibility.
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Escalation procedures for project risks.
Why this is correct
Ensures serious risks reach the program level.
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Ignoring project-level risks.
Why it's wrong here
Project risks can escalate into program risks.
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