After taking over a program, a program manager reviews the program's status and discovers that stakeholders do not know how the program is performing in relation to schedule and costs The program manager establishes earned value (EV) metrics and determines that the program has a budget of USS2.1 million, is three months into a nine-month timeline, and the planned value (PV) at the three-month point should be US$320,000. The program has spent US$350,000 and the EV is US$340,000
Based on this information, the program manager determines which of the following?
A program manager for the construction of a ship reviews the program management plan with a shipyard representative. The shipyard representative indicates that while 65 percent progress was anticipated only 60 percent has been achieved
What should the program manager do to ensure benefits realization?
Company A recently signed a contract with a strategic business partner, Company B, to jointly roll out a new technology Company B is excited about the joint marketing opportunity Company A's component Quality Assurance team has expressed concerns to you the program manager, Ural the product is being rolled out prematurely and has identified potential issues with backend support systems. QA, however, assures you that a manual work around is possible, but not ideal Company B requests an enhancement to the new product. In a meeting with Company B, you determine that additional funding will be required and resources allocated and scheduled
What is your MOST appropriate next step?
A component is scheduled to close at the end of the week. What should the program manager verity prior to allowing the component to close?
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