PMI-ACP Question 90

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• Chose D2

  You can ask PMI Infinity if you have access

• Chose D3

  D is the correct answer in my opinion. While performing a root-cause analysis (option C) is valuable for identifying and eliminating waste to potentially improve ROI as part of continuous improvement, the immediate and primary action in agile is to ensure transparency by communicating the risk to stakeholders and updating the release plan accordingly. This aligns with agile principles of stakeholder collaboration, empirical feedback, and adapting plans based on reality. Stakeholders may decide to pivot, cancel, or adjust scope, but the team shouldn't assume solutions without informing them first. Options A and B focus on internal adjustments without communication, which violates transparency.

• Chose D2

  Transparency and Stakeholder Involvement: It's crucial to keep stakeholders informed about the potential negative ROI. By communicating the risk early, stakeholders can participate in discussions about how to proceed, which could include adjusting the scope, timelines, or resources. Updating the Plan: After communicating the risk, the release plan can be updated to reflect any changes that stakeholders agree upon. This could involve reprioritizing features, revising budgets, or even reconsidering the project's viability. Proactive Risk Management: Addressing the issue before it becomes a larger problem allows the team and stakeholders to make informed decisions. This could help mitigate losses or find ways to increase the project's value.