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Mod4 P - Initiation2
PMP Module 04 (Prism) - Project Initiation (2 of 2)
Question | Answer |
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What is the Project Charter? | a formal document describing the project in its entirety (high-level) |
What are the 3 main themes in the Project Charter? | Project Objectives, Method (how it will be carried out), Stakeholders |
Where is a Project formally authorized? | Project Charter (signed) |
What document defines responsibility / authority of PM? | Project Charter |
Where are project success criteria defined? | Project Charter |
Where are constraints and risks (high-level) identified? | Project Charter |
What are 5 items included in Project Charter? | (1) Title/Description; (2) PM and authority; (3) Business Case; (4) Preassigned resources; and (5) Stakeholders (incl requirements/expectations) |
True/False. OPAs are required to develop Project Charter | True. Org policies, guidelines, approaches, etc. must be known |
True/False. SOW is required to develop Project Charter | True. This defines the scope of the project and its products/services |
True/False. Risk Matrix is required to develop Project Charter | False. High-level risks are included in Charter, but matrix and mitigation is developed later |
True/False. Business Case is required to develop Project Charter | True. Probably the most important item to understand and asssess prior to Charter. |
Anyone who can impact or be impact by the Project is a ____________ | Stakeholder |
True/False. Someone who is negatively impacted by the Project is a Stakeholder | True. Impact can be positive or negative. |
___________is a technique of systematically gathering & analyzing information on Stakeholders | Stakeholder Analysis |
Why do we conduct Stakeholder Analysis? | to determine their interest, influence, and impact on project success |
What is the first step in Stakeholder Analysis? | Identify all Stakeholders (roles, interest, expectations, etc.) |
What is a Stakeholder Analysis Grid? | Visual representation of stakeholders on an x/y plot |
What are the 3 types of Stakeholder Analysis Grids? | Power/Interest, Power/Influence, Interest/Influence |
What's the difference between Stakeholder Power and Influence? | Power = Level of authority, Influence= Level of active involvement |
What are the 5 Stakeholder Engagement levels? | SNURL. Supportive, Neutral, Unaware, Resistant, Leading. |