Which of the following is NOT an input to the MSP 'evaluate new information' process?

New information from internal sources

New information from external sources

Information about changes in the external environment

A programme manager is evaluating a piece of new information that could affect the programme's timeline. After identifying the information as relevant, what is the NEXT activity in the 'evaluate new information' process?

Record the information in the lessons log for future reference.

Assess the impact of the information on the programme's objectives and benefits.

Update the programme plan to reflect the potential impact on the timeline.

Escalate the information to the Programme Board for a decision.

Which of the following is an input to the MSP 'evaluate new information' process?

New information from internal or external sources

In the MSP 'evaluate new information' process, which role is responsible for ensuring that the evaluation is carried out and the results are communicated?

The senior responsible owner (SRO)

A financial services firm is running a programme to consolidate its customer data platforms. During a routine review, the Programme Manager receives a report from a supplier indicating that a new data protection regulation will come into effect sooner than planned. The Programme Manager needs to evaluate this information. Which of the following is a REQUIRED input to the 'evaluate new information' process in this scenario?

The programme's risk register and issue register, containing current risks and issues that may be affected by the new regulation.

The supplier's contract, to determine if the supplier is liable for any costs arising from the regulation change.

The Programme Board's meeting minutes from the last review, to confirm the board's stance on regulatory changes.

The programme's benefits realisation plan, to confirm that the regulation change will not affect the planned benefits.

MSP Practitioner (5th edition)

Domain 3Objective 11

3.6.1 Carry Out the ‘evaluate New Information’ Process MSP-PRACTITIONER-5TH-EDITION Practice Questions (Page 3)

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11foundation · easy
Which of the following is NOT an input to the MSP 'evaluate new information' process?
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12application · medium
A programme manager is evaluating a piece of new information that could affect the programme's timeline. After identifying the information as relevant, what is the NEXT activity in the 'evaluate new information' process?
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13foundation · easy
Which of the following is an input to the MSP 'evaluate new information' process?
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14foundation · easy
In the MSP 'evaluate new information' process, which role is responsible for ensuring that the evaluation is carried out and the results are communicated?
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15application · medium
A financial services firm is running a programme to consolidate its customer data platforms. During a routine review, the Programme Manager receives a report from a supplier indicating that a new data protection regulation will come into effect sooner than planned. The Programme Manager needs to evaluate this information. Which of the following is a REQUIRED input to the 'evaluate new information' process in this scenario?
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