PMI-SH Manage Project/phase Closure or Transitions

PMI-SH Manage Project/phase Closure or Transitions

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PMI-SH Manage Project/phase Closure or Transitions

PMI-SH Manage Project/phase Closure or Transitions

Assessment

Quiz

Professional Development

1st Grade

Hard

Created by

sudiyuwono wowo

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15 questions

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

A project manager is concerned that team members spend too much time assisting operations and maintenance staff with a recently completed and delivered project component. The project manager has referred to the organizational process assets document to validate that the component was signed off and ownership was transferred.

To which additional documents should the project manager refer?

Procurement statement of work (SOW) and work performance report

Requirements management plan and change management plan

Procurement management plan and project charter

Final report and project document updates

Answer explanation

When closing the project, the project manager reviews the project management plan to ensure that all project work is completed and that the project has met its objectives. The project documents are updated accordingly.

The other documents - SOW, Work Performance Report, Requirements Management Plan, Change Management Plan, Procurement Management Plan, Project Charter - are all deliverables earlier on the project and not during project closure.

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

A project manager just completed a project in an organization that values lessons learned. Leadership encourages all the project stakeholders to use the process, tools, and results from the lessons learned repository in future projects. Preparing to update the lessons learned repository, the project manager has gathered relevant project data and feedback.

What should the project manager do next?

Store all the comments and recommendations received for future reference. 

Analyze and organize the findings with the stakeholders to extract insights.

Document and share the findings with the stakeholders for review and feedback.

Retrieve all of the comments and recommendations received in the past. 

Answer explanation

This option provides an opportunity for the stakeholders to review the way in which it works and to suggest changes to improve processes and efficiency. The organization values lessons learned, so analyzing and organizing the findings with the stakeholders helps to develop an in-depth review and helps to ensure that insights are realized and understood. Analyzing and extracting insights ensures that they can be easily applied and communicated.

The other options are incorrect because they are not applicable or would occur after extracting insights. Storing the comments and recommendations does not help to garner insight or provide thorough analysis. Documenting and sharing the findings would occur after distilling actionable insights by analyzing the data and feedback collected.

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt


Question

A project was cancelled during its initiation phase due to lack of adequate resources.

What should the project manager do?

Inform all team members according to guidelines in the communications management plan.

Refer to the company's project closure guidelines.

Perform a risk analysis to determine the impact of terminating the project.

Reassign all resources and reallocate budget.

Answer explanation

Project closure guidelines or requirements will contain the organization's procedures to follow.

The remaining options are not correct for the reasons explained below

  1. Inform- They have not been assigned during the initiation phase

  2. Perform- This would have been done prior to cancelling the project

  3. Reassign- Resources have not been assigned, budget has not been allocated

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

A project manager needs to formally complete a project, but a supplier says an invoice has been paid twice. The project manager knows that the invoice was approved, but cannot find evidence of a duplicate payment. The project manager needs to close out this project in order to start a new project.

What should the project manager do?

Inform the supplier that payment was made only once, begin the close project process, and begin work on the new project.

Postpone project closure until the accounts payable department can document that the invoice was paid correctly.

Complete all final project documents, delay work on the new project, and update the documents after payment is verified.

Meet with the sponsor of the existing project to obtain approval to begin the new project before the existing project is closed.

Answer explanation

The finance department is the only one in this scenario that can provide proof if a payment was made. The PM should not close the project until this is confirmed

The other choices are not in line with the Project Closure process and hence are incorrect choices.

5.

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

A project manager is working on a large business transformation project. All of the build deliverables were signed off and the project manager is managing the transition to BAU (Business as Usual).

Which of the following are important operational readiness considerations that the project manager needs to consider? (Choose 2).

A cheat sheet for core functionality is provided and self training is encouraged.

Formal training and access to documentation should be provided to all users.

Responsibility and accountability are formally handed over to operational teams.

The project team remains responsible for operational support during BAU.

Answer explanation

B and C. Formal training and access to documentation should be provided to all users and Responsibility and accountability are formally handed over to operational teams

Validate readiness for transition include ensuring that there is a formal hand over of responsibilities to operational teams. The project team is dismantled and resources released after a set warranty. Providing summary documentation and leaving the users on their own can lead to poor benefits realisation

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Upon completion of a long-term contract, the project manager confirms with the release manager that all planned features are functioning properly as verified by the quality assurance team. The project manager informs the same to the customer and project stakeholders and obtains the approval to close the project. The project is now closed.

For ensuring that the knowledge gained during this project remains available for future reference, what should the project manager do next?

A.Update the lessons learned knowledge base.

Update the risk register before informing project team members.

Update and archive the final procurement file.

Close out the seller performance evaluation documentation.

Answer explanation

During the project closure phase, lessons learned and knowledge gained throughout the project are transferred to the lessons learned repository for use by future projects.

Updating the risk register is usually done throughout the project, and a closed project is likely to require risk updates and the need to inform team members. The other options on updating procurement files and closing out evaluation documentation are not likely to be part of the knowledge transfer for future reference. The most likely option to ensure knowledge is passed on is to update the lessons learned knowledge base.

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt


Question

A project to develop a new product is nearing its closing phase after 6 months of contributions from the project team and vendor. The project manager has confirmed that the project satisfied the strategic goal it was meant to achieve and received formal documented acceptance from the client and sponsor.

What should the project manager do next?

Review all contracts with the project team and suppliers.

Disband the project team and return resources to their functional location.

Ensure customer care teams have the training to perform their role.

Document lessons learned for future reference.

Answer explanation

When the project manager has confirmed that the project satisfied the strategic goal it was meant to achieve and received formal documented acceptance from the client and sponsor, they should review all contracts with the project team and suppliers. They should make sure that all parties have satisfied their contractual obligations—that the suppliers have delivered all of the products or services required of them and that the organization has made all pertinent payments. 

The other answer choices are incorrect. Ensuring customer care teams have the training to perform their role should occur during the project, well before closure. Documenting lessons learned can come after contracts have been reviewed. Disbanding the project team and returning resources to their functional location should be the very last step.

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