Which PRINCE2 principle is directly supported by the business case technique?

Continued business justification

A project has been running for several stages, and the business case has been updated at each stage boundary. In the current stage, a new opportunity arises that could increase benefits but also adds cost. The project manager wants to pursue it. What is the most appropriate action?

Update the business case and continue without board approval

Reject the opportunity because it adds cost

Proceed with the opportunity because it increases benefits

Assess the impact on the business case and present it to the project board for a decision

At a stage boundary, the project manager presents the updated business case to the project board. The senior user reports that the expected benefits are lower than planned. What should the project board do with this information?

Ignore the report because the project is already underway

Re-evaluate the business case and decide whether to continue

Ask the project manager to revise the benefits upward

Automatically terminate the project

How does the business case technique support the PRINCE2 principle of continued business justification?

By providing a documented justification that is regularly reviewed and updated

By focusing only on the initial approval of the project

By ensuring the project never changes once approved

By requiring the project to be completed as quickly as possible

In PRINCE2, the business case technique is used to support which ongoing activity?

Assigning tasks to team members

Justifying the continued investment in the project

Defining the project's quality standards

PRINCE2 Foundation (Version 7)

Domain 4Objective 7

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