Skip to content
CAPMMedium

CAPM Practice: Determine how to follow and execute planned strategies or frameworks

Question 49 of 100 in Determine how to follow and execute planned strategies or frameworks

Pick an answer below — you'll get the explanation instantly, no signup.

Abena Mansour is leading a software development project at Paragon Projects. The risk management plan identifies weekly risk reviews as a planned strategy. What is the PRIMARY benefit of following this planned strategy?
Show answer & explanation

Correct answer: It ensures risks are monitored regularly and responses are adjusted as needed

Explanation

Following the planned risk review strategy ensures that identified risks are monitored consistently and that risk responses can be adjusted based on current project conditions. Regular reviews help the team stay proactive in managing threats and opportunities.

**Why not A:** No risk management process can guarantee that new risks will not emerge. Projects operate in dynamic environments, and new risks can arise at any time. Weekly reviews help detect and respond to new risks early, but they cannot prevent them from occurring.

**Why not B:** Weekly risk reviews do not replace the risk register. The risk register is the central repository for all risk information, and the reviews are conducted to update and maintain it. Eliminating the register would remove the team's primary tool for tracking risks.

**Why not C:** The purpose of risk reviews is to monitor existing risks and identify newly emerging ones, not to fabricate risks that do not exist. Creating artificial risks would waste project resources and distort the team's understanding of actual project threats.

Key Concept

This question covers Determine how to follow and execute planned strategies or frameworks under Determine how to follow and execute planned strategies or frameworks (Project Management Fundamentals and Core Concepts).

Share:

All 1,500+ CAPM questions are free

Sign up to track your progress, see detailed analytics, and get personalized study recommendations.

Sign Up Free