A programme has delivered a new online booking system for a local council. The system is live, but citizens are still calling the council to book appointments. The programme board is deciding whether to close the programme. What should they consider first?

Whether the new system is technically stable and has no major defects.

Whether the programme budget has been fully spent.

Whether the desired outcomes are being realized, such as increased online bookings.

Whether the project team is ready to move to a new assignment.

A programme has delivered a new inventory management system. The system is fully functional, but the warehouse staff are still using the old manual process. The programme board is considering closing the programme. What should the board do to align with the purpose of the embed the outcomes process?

Conduct a post-implementation review and close the programme.

Close the programme because the system is delivered and operational.

Hand over the system to the IT support team and close the programme.

Extend the programme until the new system is adopted and outcomes are realized.

A programme is embedding a new HR system. The Business Change Manager has developed an embedding plan, but the SRO is concerned that the plan is too rigid and does not allow for adjustments based on feedback from staff. The SRO asks the Programme Manager to assess the effectiveness of the embed process. Which characteristic of the plan is most likely to make it ineffective?

The plan assigns clear roles and responsibilities to the team.

The plan does not include mechanisms for incorporating feedback from staff.

The plan is based on a detailed analysis of the current processes.

The plan includes specific milestones and deadlines.

What does 'assessing the effectiveness of the embed the outcomes process' involve?

Evaluating whether the activities, roles, and responsibilities are clear, aligned, and adaptable

Checking that all projects have been completed on time

Confirming that the programme has enough funding

Ensuring that the programme's vision is still valid

A public sector programme has delivered a new case management system. The system is technically live, but staff are still using the old paper-based process, and the expected benefits are not materializing. The programme board asks the Business Change Manager to address this. Which action best aligns with the purpose of the embed the outcomes process?

Focus on technical support and bug fixes to improve system performance.

Plan and support the transition to new ways of working, including training and stakeholder engagement.

Revisit the business case to confirm the original benefits are still valid.

Declare the programme complete because the new system is operational.

MSP Foundation (5th edition)

Domain 3Objective 5

Embed the Outcomes Process MSP-FOUNDATION-5TH-EDITION Practice Questions (Page 4)

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16application · medium
A programme has delivered a new online booking system for a local council. The system is live, but citizens are still calling the council to book appointments. The programme board is deciding whether to close the programme. What should they consider first?
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17application · medium
A programme has delivered a new inventory management system. The system is fully functional, but the warehouse staff are still using the old manual process. The programme board is considering closing the programme. What should the board do to align with the purpose of the embed the outcomes process?
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A programme is embedding a new HR system. The Business Change Manager has developed an embedding plan, but the SRO is concerned that the plan is too rigid and does not allow for adjustments based on feedback from staff. The SRO asks the Programme Manager to assess the effectiveness of the embed process. Which characteristic of the plan is most likely to make it ineffective?
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What does 'assessing the effectiveness of the embed the outcomes process' involve?
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A public sector programme has delivered a new case management system. The system is technically live, but staff are still using the old paper-based process, and the expected benefits are not materializing. The programme board asks the Business Change Manager to address this. Which action best aligns with the purpose of the embed the outcomes process?
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A programme has delivered a new online booking system for a local council. The system is live, but citizens are still calling the council to book appointments. The programme board is deciding whether to close the programme. What should they consider first?

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