PgMP: Program Management Professional
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The PMI PgMP (Program Management Professional) exam is a key certification for professionals aspiring to advance their careers in program management. Our comprehensive resource for PgMP practice tests, shared by individuals who have successfully passed the exam, provides realistic scenarios and invaluable insights to enhance your exam preparation.
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Up-to-Date Content: Our community ensures that the questions are regularly updated to reflect the latest exam objectives and technology trends.
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Exam number: PgMP
Exam name: Program Management Professional (PgMP)
Length of test: 4 hours
Exam format: Multiple-choice questions
Exam language: English
Number of questions in the actual exam: 170 questions
Passing score: Determined through psychometric analysis
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Related questions
To create market advantage, a program sponsor requests accelerating the implementation of a new manufacturing process that is based on a recently improved system component. The program manager is concerned that the delivery of some program goals could be jeopardized.
What should the program manager do?
A program manager, who reports to a company's CIO, is responsible for managing a strategic initiative program. During a program review meeting, the CIO informs the program manager about potential budget cuts that would impact program resources, and urges the program manager to begin delivering benefits more quickly to continue the program.
What should the program manager do first?
Part of program management is to understand how the communication model works in a program. The program manager must be able to effectively communicate with the program team and stakeholders. What component of the communication model is responsible for carrying the message?
A program manager initiates a developmental program. Significant resources and funding are required for early activities until the program cost and budget estimates are complete.
What should the program manager do to understand the financial environment?
As a program manager you must also understand the project management lifecycle and the project lifecycle. What is the difference between the two?
A program to implement a company's new system is nearing completion and the program manager attempts to close the program. However, despite training provided to the operational staff on the new system, there is concern that the defined expected benefits will not be fully realized.
To prevent this concern in the future, which of the following should occur?
A program manager is working with the sponsor, stakeholders, and steering committee to formulate a program's benefits sustainment and transition plan. What should the program manager do to create this plan?
The program manager takes over a poorly performing program. After a review of the documentation and interviews with the program sponsor, stakeholders, and program constituents, the program manager realizes that the program is not aligned with the corporate/organizational goals. The program manager must realign the constituent projects and components to meet the program's needs.
What action should the program manager take to realign the program?
The program charter for a new, five-component program has been approved.
What should the program manager use to communicate the program's intended direction and the linkage between organizational strategies and planned work?
To meet growth expectations and its board's mandate, an organization drafts a new business strategy to meet future challenges and put the business on track.
Key to the new strategy is upgrading the IT infrastructure and strategic direction by transitioning from an on-premise to a cloud-based computing platform that will optimize costs and offer scalability, performance, and high availability.
To appropriately plan for program success, what should the program manager do to engage stakeholders?
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