Question 430
The project manager encounters this adaptive/agile delivery challenge: A project archive contains no lessons about a costly supplier integration failure. Which observation provides the strongest evidence that the underlying problem was resolved?
Explanation
Correct Answer
“Organizational lessons reference the integration cause, corrective guidance, and a retrievable owner.” is meaningful evidence for “A project archive contains no lessons about a costly supplier integration failure” because it demonstrates the practical outcome of “Facilitate final retrospective and preserve actionable learning for future procurements.” instead of merely recording that work took place.
Incorrect Answers
“An accountable product or business owner accepts the benefits plan and measurement cadence.” could measure performance for “An agile release team considers the project closed when code is merged, even though benefit owners are unknown.”, yet it is not direct evidence that “A project archive contains no lessons about a costly supplier integration failure” has been resolved through “Facilitate final retrospective and preserve actionable learning for future procurements.”.
“The closeout record addresses or formally transfers outstanding commitments with owners.” could measure performance for “An infrastructure program has met its technical scope but community complaints remain unresolved.”, yet it is not direct evidence that “A project archive contains no lessons about a costly supplier integration failure” has been resolved through “Facilitate final retrospective and preserve actionable learning for future procurements.”.
“Final finance and resource records reconcile remaining obligations and assignments.” could measure performance for “A large program ends with unspent funds and open staffing assignments in several business units.”, yet it is not direct evidence that “A project archive contains no lessons about a costly supplier integration failure” has been resolved through “Facilitate final retrospective and preserve actionable learning for future procurements.”.