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PRINCE2-Practitioner – PRINCE2 Practitioner

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Question 7 (Case Study 5)

Which 2 statements explain why the Purchasing Manager should be appointed as a Senior Supplier for this project?

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    He is responsible for the organization's procurement activates.
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    He is responsible for the performance of supplier contracts.
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    He was an engineer and worked in that area before taking up his current position.
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    He can influence the external supplier's Business Case.
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    He is not appropriate for the role of Executive or Senior User.
Question 8 (Case Study 2)

Which 2 statements should be recorded under the Costs heading?

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    The MNO marketing budget this year is £120k.
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    The project will be funded from the business marketing budget
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    10 further orders with an average profit of £2k will deliver a benefit of £20k in the first year.
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    The new company logo is estimated to cost £4k.
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    Project costs are estimated to be a total of £26.5k.
Question 9 (Case Study 3)

Which 2 statements should be recorded under the Major risks heading?

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    Due to market conditions a suitable service provider may not be found, possibly leading to premature closure of the project.
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    Owing to employment contract changes staff may resist outsourcing, which would make it difficult to transfer staff to the selected service provider.
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    MFH's operations may be reduced and the 1a-year contract may not achieve its estimated value of £80m, which would reduce the service provider's profit.
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    The initial estimates, taken from the feasibility study report, indicate that the project will take two years to complete, which means that the business problems would remain for this period.
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    The management stages recommended by the consultants may not be appropriate, resulting in confusion in planning.