Benefits Realization Management Flashcards
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What is benefits realization management in the PgMP context?
Answer: The process of identifying, planning, and delivering benefits throughout and after the program
Benefits realization management encompasses identifying expected benefits, planning how they will be delivered, and tracking their achievement throughout and beyond the program.
A Benefits Realization Plan should include which key element?
Answer: Measurable benefit metrics, responsible owners, and the timeline for benefit delivery
A Benefits Realization Plan must include measurable KPIs, defined ownership, and a timeline so benefits can be tracked and confirmed.
When are benefits typically fully realized in a program lifecycle?
Answer: Often after program closure, during operations
Many program benefits, such as operational efficiency or revenue growth, are realized after the program closes when outputs are put into sustained use.
The Benefits Register is used to:
Answer: Track identified benefits, their status, measures, and ownership throughout the program
The Benefits Register is a living document that records each benefit, its metric, owner, expected delivery date, and current realization status.
Which activity ensures that benefits achieved during the program continue after program closure?
Answer: Transitioning benefit ownership to operational or business units
Transitioning benefits to operational units with clearly defined ownership ensures sustained realization after the program manager's role ends.
In PgMP, an 'emergent benefit' refers to:
Answer: An unplanned benefit that becomes apparent during program execution
Emergent benefits are positive outcomes that were not originally planned but arise during program execution and should be captured and managed.
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