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Technology Project Management Flashcards

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  1. During a digital imaging lab upgrade, a stakeholder requests adding color calibration hardware after the project scope was finalized. This is best handled through:

    Answer: A formal change control process

    Formal change control ensures scope additions are evaluated for impact on budget, schedule, and resources before approval.

  2. A project manager tracking a DIS lab rollout notices the CPI (Cost Performance Index) is 0.85. This indicates:

    Answer: The project is receiving 85 cents of value for every dollar spent

    A CPI below 1.0 means the project is over budget relative to work completed.

  3. Which risk response strategy is most appropriate when a digital imaging project team decides to purchase insurance for equipment damage during transit?

    Answer: Transfer

    Transferring risk shifts the financial consequence of a risk event to a third party, such as an insurer.

  4. A Gantt chart used in a digital imaging deployment project is primarily useful for:

    Answer: Visualizing task durations and dependencies over time

    Gantt charts display project tasks against a timeline, making schedule visualization intuitive.

  5. When planning a multi-site digital imaging system rollout, the project manager uses a RACI matrix to:

    Answer: Define roles and responsibilities for each task

    A RACI matrix clarifies who is Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, and Informed for each project activity.

  6. A digital imaging project is in execution when key team members resign unexpectedly. The project manager's first response should be to:

    Answer: Assess impact on schedule and resource plan, then escalate

    Assessing impact before acting ensures an informed response and proper communication to stakeholders.

  7. The critical path in a project network diagram is defined as the sequence of tasks that:

    Answer: Determines the shortest possible project duration

    The critical path is the longest path through the project network, setting the minimum time to completion.

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