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Question #: 327
Topic #: 1
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Which is an advantage of applying the 'continued business justification' principle?

  • A. Legislative projects do not require a business justification before initiation
  • B. Duplication of project objectives is less likely across an organization's portfolio
  • C. All projects have a business justification documented in a formal business case
  • D. Regular revalidation ensure that all funds allocated to the project will be used
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MarkNeedsToGo
1 day, 7 hours ago
Selected Answer: B
Poor alignment with corporate, programme management or customer strategies can also result in organizations having a portfolio of projects that have mutually inconsistent or duplicated objectives.
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skillfulsatellite
1 month, 1 week ago
Selected Answer: D
D. Regular revalidation ensures that all funds allocated to the project will be used. The continued business justification principle ensures that a project remains aligned with its business goals and that it continues to be justified throughout its life cycle. Regular revalidation of the business case helps confirm that the project remains worthwhile, and it ensures that resources (such as funds) are being used effectively and appropriately.
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Examcollectorthanos
1 month, 1 week ago
B is correct, please change; While the other options have some relevance, they are not the most direct advantages: A. Legislative projects do not require a business justification before initiation: While some legislative projects might have a different type of justification, the principle of continued justification still applies to ensure they remain relevant and necessary. C. All projects have a business justification documented in a formal business case: While a business case is a common way to document justification, other methods might be used, and the focus is on the ongoing assessment, not just the initial documentation.   D. Regular revalidation ensures that all funds allocated to the project will be used: While revalidation can help with budget control, the primary focus is on ensuring the project's continued value and alignment with strategic goals.
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gauthier59
1 month, 2 weeks ago
I would have said B also.
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monkeybrain23
10 months, 1 week ago
I think B is correct. 3.1 ...Organizations that lack rigour in business justification may find that projects proceed even when there are few real benefits or when a project has only tentative associations with the corporate, programme management or customer strategies. Poor alignment with corporate, programme management or customer strategies can also result in organizations having a portfolio of projects that have mutually inconsistent or duplicated objectives.
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