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PMI PfMP (Portfolio Management Professional) Exam is a certification exam offered by the Project Management Institute (PMI) for professionals who are involved in managing and overseeing portfolios of projects, programs, and operations. The PfMP certification is designed for individuals who have significant experience in portfolio management and have demonstrated their ability to manage complex portfolios of projects and programs. The PfMP certification is recognized globally and is highly respected in the project management industry.
NEW QUESTION # 282
Which of the following statement describes the process "Manage Portfolio Value"?
- A. The process of monitoring the expected value to be delivered by the portfolio components as they are executed and measuring the value delivered to the organization as portfolio components are completed.
- B. The process of collecting, analyzing, storing, and delivering required information to portfolio stakeholders according to the portfolio management plan.
- C. The process of evaluating the portfolio based on the organization's selection criteria, prioritizing portfolio components, and creating the portfolio component mix that aligns with the organizational strategy and has the greatest potential to achieve the organizational objectives with the available resources
- D. The process of allocating the supply of organizational resources available to the portfolio against the portfolio resource demand, based on organizational priorities and potential value of the portfolio components.
Answer: A
NEW QUESTION # 283
When you are a portfolio manager, you need to do and re-do multiple processes in order to maintain the portfolio alignment to the changing strategies. Which of the following are considered outputs to the Develop Charter process?
- A. Portfolio Strategic Plan updates, Portfolio Charter, Portfolio Management Plan Updates
- B. Portfolio Strategic Plan updates, Portfolio Charter, Portfolio Reports
- C. Portfolio Strategic Plan updates, Portfolio Charter, Portfolio Roadmap Updates
- D. Portfolio Strategic Plan updates, Portfolio Charter, Portfolio Process Assets updates
Answer: D
NEW QUESTION # 284
You are managing a complex portfolio with high risk levels due to emerging technological breakthroughs and a short benefit window to market your product. You know that managing risks is key to success, and you are coaching your team on the same. While planning for risk management, multiple investment choice tools are used as part of the quantitative and qualitative analyzes. Which of the following tools determines the effects of portfolio velocity?
- A. Trade-Off Analysis
- B. Budget Variability
- C. Market Payoff variability
- D. Time-To-Market Variability
Answer: D
Explanation:
Explanation
Time-To-Market Variability determines the effects of portfolio velocity
NEW QUESTION # 285
Resources allocation and optimization for use is key to a successful portfolio. You have assigned human resources, funds and other required assets to a component that you have initiated recently. What should have been done prior to being able to to that?
- A. Communicated the decision to all stakeholders
- B. Managed Portfolio Value
- C. Prioritized the component
- D. Authorized the component
Answer: D
NEW QUESTION # 286
Portfolios include a lot of work and as a portfolio manager you need to keep an eye on the value realization while maintaining the strategic alignment. You are currently in the process of monitoring the portfolio to ensure alignment with organizational strategy and objectives and make governance decisions. What do you expect as an outcome to this?
- A. Portfolio Updates, Portfolio Management Plan updates, Portfolio Reports, Organizational Process Assets update, Portfolio Process Assets update Portfolio Updates, Portfolio Strategic Plan updates, Portfolio Reports, Organizational Process Assets update, Portfolio Process Assets update
- B. Portfolio Updates, Portfolio Management Plan updates, Portfolio Reports, Organizational Process Assets update
- C. Portfolio Updates, Portfolio Management Plan updates, Portfolio Reports, Portfolio Process Assets update
Answer: C
NEW QUESTION # 287
Your company has had a portfolio management process in place for five years at the enterprise level, in its business units, and even in its complex programs. This year the company's Center for Excellence received an award for its work in this area from PMI. As the Portfolio Manager, you have predefined metrics in place, which are critical because:
- A. They provide stakeholders with critical information on the health of the portfolio
- B. They show the link of each initiative to the company's strategic goals
- C. They show transparency at all levels
- D. They provide insight into the processes being used
Answer: A
Explanation:
In theStandard for Portfolio Management, thePortfolio Performance Managementdomain emphasizes that metrics are the primary vehicle for objective oversight. While metrics serve several administrative purposes, their fundamental value in a mature organization (like one with a Center for Excellence) is to provide actionable intelligence to those with a vested interest in the portfolio's success.
The rationale forOption Bis as follows:
Informing Decision-Makers:Stakeholders, particularly the Portfolio Review Board and executive sponsors, need a clear, data-driven view of whether the portfolio is meeting its performance targets. Metrics act as
"health indicators," signaling whether the portfolio is within its defined variance thresholds for cost, schedule, risk, and resource utilization.
Holistic Health Assessment:Unlike project-level metrics which focus on specific deliverables, portfolio-level predefined metrics provide a macro-view. They aggregate data to show the cumulative health of the entire investment mix, allowing stakeholders to identify systemic issues that might not be visible when looking at components in isolation.
Driving Timely Interventions:By having these metrics "predefined," the organization ensures consistency in reporting. This allows stakeholders to compare performance over time and make informed governance decisions-such as reallocating resources or terminating underperforming components-before a minor variance becomes a catastrophic failure.
Why the other options are incorrect:
Option A (Transparency at all levels):Transparency is abenefitof having metrics, but it is not the primary reasonwhymetrics are critical. The criticality lies in the "what"-the information regarding the health and viability of the investments.
Option C (Link to strategic goals):The link between initiatives and strategic goals is primarily documented in thePortfolio Strategic Planand theStrategic Alignmentmaps. While metrics track progress toward those goals, thelinkitself is a structural alignment issue, not a performance metric issue.
Option D (Insight into processes):This describesProcess Metrics, which are used for continuous improvement of the portfolio management office (PMO) itself. While useful for a "Center for Excellence," the most critical metrics for a Portfolio Manager are those that track the performance and health of the actual portfolio components.
NEW QUESTION # 288
You are a portfolio manager for a company with volatile market conditions and continuous strategic changes.
It is always important for you to use methods such as simu-lation techniques, flowcharts and decision trees to be able to balance the portfolio with the actual needs. Which of the following tools and techniques you are using in this case?
- A. Probability Analysis
- B. SWOT Analysis
- C. Cost-Benefit analysis
- D. Capability and Capacity Analysis
Answer: A
Explanation:
Explanation
Balancing a portfolio is a trait of the optimize portfolio process. After positioning ourselves in the process, SWOT is not relevant as it is part of the elicitation techniques used in manage portfolio value process; capability and capacity is not relevant to this scenario; cost-benefit analysis is part of this process, however is not relevant to this particular scenario; Probability Analysis is the answer here, it includes decision trees, flowcharts, and Monte Carlo simulation
NEW QUESTION # 289
You are a portfolio manager for a company with volatile market conditions and continuous strategic changes. It is always important for you to use methods such as simu-lation techniques, flowcharts and decision trees to be able to balance the portfolio with the actual needs. Which of the following tools and techniques you are using in this case?
- A. Probability Analysis
- B. SWOT Analysis
- C. Cost-Benefit analysis
- D. Capability and Capacity Analysis
Answer: A
NEW QUESTION # 290
Companies adopt project, program and portfolio management practices to enable the realization of business value and the achievement of strategies and objectives. In order to advance the organizational capability and facilitate the alignment of these practices, the company should (choose the best answer)
- A. Perform a detailed strategic planning
- B. Strengthen the organizational enablers such as cultural, technological and human resource practices
- C. Strengthen the processes and procedures of project, program and portfolio management
- D. Establish a PMO to support those practices
Answer: B
NEW QUESTION # 291
Portfolio managers tend to use the efficient frontier analysis as a modeling approach that gives decision makers the analytical tool to optimize portfolios given resource constraints such as risk. In which of the Portfolio management processes the efficient frontier is mostly used
- A. Optimize Portfolio
- B. Manage Portfolio value
- C. Manage Portfolio Information
- D. Manage Supply & Demand
Answer: A
Explanation:
According to theStandard for Portfolio Management(PMI), theEfficient Frontieranalysis is a core quantitative technique derived from Modern Portfolio Theory. It is primarily used during theOptimize Portfolioprocess to create the most effective mix of components.
Optimize Portfolio (Option A):The goal of optimization is to reach the best possible balance of portfolio components that maximizes strategic value while remaining within the organization's risk tolerance and resource constraints. TheEfficient Frontieris a curve that represents the set of portfolios that offer the highest expected return for a defined level of risk. Any portfolio falling on this curve is considered "efficient." As a Portfolio Manager, you use this analysis to show the governance board how to "optimize" the component mix-either by increasing value for the same risk or decreasing risk for the same value.
Balancing the Portfolio:During optimization, you compare the current portfolio against the efficient frontier.
If your portfolio sits below the curve, it is "sub-optimal," meaning you are taking on too much risk for too little reward. This analysis justifies the addition, deletion, or rescheduling of components to move the portfolio closer to the frontier.
Why other options are incorrect based on the Standard:
B). Manage Supply & Demand:This process focuses on resource capacity and capability (human, financial, and physical assets). While the efficient frontier considers constraints, it is a value/risk modeling tool, not a resource leveling or capacity planning tool.
C). Manage Portfolio Value:This process is concerned with the actual realization and tracking of benefits from the components. While "Value" is one axis of the efficient frontier, theoptimizationof that value against risk is the specific purpose of the Optimize Portfolio process.
D). Manage Portfolio Information:This is a support process focused on the flow of data, reporting, and communication. It provides the data thatgoes intothe analysis, but it is not the process where the analysis itself is performed to make strategic decisions.
In summary, theEfficient Frontieris the definitive analytical tool used in theOptimize Portfolioprocess to ensure the organization achieves the maximum "bang for its buck" relative to its risk appetite.
NEW QUESTION # 292
Processes in the portfolio management layer interact with each others. For example, Manage Portfolio Information interacts with Provide Portfolio Oversight in order to store decisions made during the portfolio review meetings. Where are these decisions stored?
- A. Portfolio
- B. Portfolio Reports
- C. Portfolio Management Plan
- D. Portfolio Process Assets
Answer: B
Explanation:
Explanation
This scenario targets an output of the "Manage Portfolio Information" process. Portfolio reports store the results of review meetings from decisions, actions to take and announcements
NEW QUESTION # 293
With the introduction of new legislation in your company, anyone now is entitled to medical services regardless of whether or not they are employed or have any pre-existing health conditions. Your insurance company's executives have been tracking this legislation as it means significant changes for your company; many employers who obtained insurance through your company may go elsewhere for lower costs.
Recognizing this legislation may lead to a loss of revenue, your company decided to merge with another insurance firm to obtain greater market share. This merger, though, means some existing projects may not be needed, and the workforce will be reduced by 20 percent, Such a significant change will impact how components are categorized in your portfolio leading to:
- A. The need for a re-constituted oversight group
- B. A new portfolio prioritization model
- C. A requirement to update the portfolio management plan
- D. Portfolio rebalancing
Answer: D
NEW QUESTION # 294
The sponsor came to you asking for a high level timeline to depict the approach that you will take to execute this portfolio. What tools and techniques is useful in your case?
- A. Scenario Analysis, Capability & Capacity Analysis
- B. Prioritization Analysis, Interdependency Analysis, Cost-Benefit Analysis
- C. Gap Analysis, Readiness Assessment, Stakeholder Analysis
- D. Strategic Alignment Analysis, Prioritization Analysis, Portfolio Component Inventory
Answer: B
Explanation:
Explanation
You are in the Define Roadmap process. The answer to this question is Prioritization Analysis, Interdependency Analysis, Cost-Benefit Analysis
NEW QUESTION # 295
A portfolio manager is asked to expand a portfolio. However, executives have been adding new projects to the portfolio that do not align strategically. This negatively impacts existing components.
What should the portfolio manager do to resolve this situation?
- A. Create a responsible, accountable, consult, and inform (RACI) matrix.
- B. Propose a project management office (PMO).
- C. Develop a formal governance model.
- D. Implement a change control process.
Answer: C
NEW QUESTION # 296
Before a new portfolio component can commence, the portfolio manager should:
- A. request approval from portfolio governance to proceed with beginning work on the component.
- B. authorize the initiation of the portfolio component according to the portfolio management plan.
- C. identify and acquire the resources needed to execute the component.
- D. initiate a change management process in order to launch the work on the component.
Answer: B
NEW QUESTION # 297
You have been recently assigned to manage a new portfolio that is supposed to shift the company from silo- based to a projectized one. You are in the process of initiating the portfolio. You are currently developing the strategic plan. Upon finishing it, you are expected to present
- A. Portfolio Strategic Plan and Inventory of Work
- B. Portfolio Strategic Plan
- C. Portfolio Strategic Plan and Portfolio Process Assets updates
- D. Portfolio Strategic Plan and Portfolio
Answer: C
Explanation:
According to the Standard for Portfolio Management, the Develop Portfolio Strategic Plan process is the foundational activity in the Strategic Management domain. It involves analyzing the organizational strategy and objectives to create a roadmap for the portfolio's contribution to the enterprise.
The reasoning for choosing Option A is based on the following verified outputs of the process:
Portfolio Strategic Plan: This is the primary output. It documents the portfolio vision, strategic objectives, prioritized list of strategic initiatives, and the allocation of funds and resources to various strategic categories.
In your specific case, it would detail how the portfolio will facilitate the transition from a silo-based structure to a projectized one.
Portfolio Process Assets (PPA) Updates: Throughout the development of the strategic plan, the portfolio manager often creates or refines organizational tools, such as strategic alignment scoring models, categorization criteria, or prioritization templates. These are officially updated and archived as PPAs to be used in recurring strategic cycles.
Strategic Alignment: The plan ensures that the proposed transition is not just a structural change but is mapped directly to the long-term viability and goals of the company.
Why other options are incorrect:
B). Portfolio Strategic Plan and Portfolio: A "Portfolio" is a collection of components, not a document or a discrete output of the strategic planning process. The portfolio itself is defined and authorized later in the lifecycle.
C). Portfolio Strategic Plan: While this is the main output, the standard identifies that process assets (templates and methodologies) are also updated during this time. Option A is the more complete and formally correct answer according to the process input/output mappings.
D). Portfolio Strategic Plan and Inventory of Work: The Inventory of Work is a specific output of the Define Portfolio process (specifically the Identification stage). At the strategic planning stage, you are setting the direction and criteria; you haven't yet formally identified and listed all the raw "work" that will make up the portfolio.
NEW QUESTION # 298
Assume you are the portfolio manager for a company that specializes in software, including portfolio management software. It has many components under way to enhance the existing product line but also to move the company into Cloud computing. You regularly prepare reports on the portfolio status but lately have had a large number of stakeholders request ad hoc reports.
You decided to survey your stakeholders to learn about their information needs. You next decided to hold some one- on-one interviews with several interested and influential stakeholders in terms of communications requirements. From these interviews you are concerned that some stakeholder groups may be missing so you decided to:
- A. Have a brainstorming session
- B. Convene a focus group
- C. Conduct another survey
- D. Hold some lessons learned sessions
Answer: A
NEW QUESTION # 299
Managing risk is key to the success of any initiative. Risk is considered to be inherent in any activity we do in project management and at any level. As part of managing risks, the portfolio manager applies multiple analyzes and uses tools to help dealing with risks. What does the portfolio manager use to visualize risks impact on portfolio strategic objectives such as profitability?
- A. Efficient Frontier
- B. Probability and Impact matrix
- C. Sensitivity Analysis
- D. Risk Breakdown Structure
Answer: C
NEW QUESTION # 300
As a portfolio manager, you map the business value areas to each component in your portfolio in order to maintain alignment with the organizational strategy. What is the mechanism that will be used for tracking areas of measurement for assessing how the mix of portfolio components is performing?
- A. Benefits Realization
- B. Performance Metrics
- C. Portfolio Roadmap
- D. Manage Portfolio Value
Answer: B
NEW QUESTION # 301
You want to ensure that the Portfolio Review Board is able to make key decisions at each meeting. As the portfolio manager, you and your staff are responsible for scheduling the meetings, providing the agenda, taking minutes, tracking open issues, and documenting and communicating decisions that are made to key stakeholders. Before each meeting, you feel it is a best practice to:
- A. Evaluate if the benefits of the portfolio are aligned with organizational strategy
- B. Provide a 'traffic light' approach to show components by category
- C. Provide information about the status of each component of the portfolio
- D. Use a balanced scorecard approach to show contribution to strategy
Answer: C
Explanation:
According to theStandard for Portfolio Management, thePortfolio Review Board (PRB)acts as the highest governing body for portfolio oversight. For the PRB to effectively discharge its duties-such as authorizing, prioritizing, or terminating components-it must have a clear and accurate understanding of the current performance of the portfolio's contents.
The rationale forOption Bis as follows:
Enabling Informed Governance:The primary role of the Portfolio Manager before a governance meeting is to facilitate decision-making. Providing thestatus of each component(including schedule, cost, risk, and health) ensures that board members aren't spending meeting time gathering basic facts, but rather focusing on strategic trade-offs and resource reallocation.
Performance Oversight:Status information is a key input to thePortfolio Performance Managementdomain. It allows the board to identify which components are performing according to plan and which require intervention or "pivoting" to remain aligned with organizational goals.
Transparency and Accountability:By distributing component status reports ahead of the meeting, you create a baseline for discussion. This transparency ensures that stakeholders are aware of issuesbeforethey enter the boardroom, fostering a more productive environment for "tracking open issues" and "documenting decisions" as described in the scenario.
Why the other options are incorrect:
Option A (Evaluate benefit alignment):While evaluating strategic alignment is a continuous activity, it is aPortfolio Strategic Managementtask that usually results in a report or update to the Strategic Plan. The board needs theresultsof such evaluations (found in the status reports) rather than the act of evaluation happening right before the meeting.
Option C (Balanced scorecard approach):A balanced scorecard is a specificstrategic management toolused to track high-level organizational performance. While it can be a part of portfolio reporting, the board specifically requires the status of theindividual componentsthey are governing to make granular decisions about funding and resources.
Option D ('Traffic light' by category):This is a specificvisualization technique(RAG status). While a traffic light format is often used topresentthe status (as seen in Question 488), the fundamental "best practice" requirement is the underlyingstatus informationitself, which provides the substance for the board's decisions.
NEW QUESTION # 302
You are the manager for a governmental portfolio aiming to restructure the roads in your country. Having a tight schedule, a large number of stakeholders including the public, in addition to a strict budgeting framework, you know that you will be managing the performance closely and that the governance board and the stakeholders would want to check on the progress and performance frequently. For this you are developing a robust performance management plan. What can you use to help you start developing this plan?
- A. Portfolio Management Plan, Portfolio, Portfolio Reports, Enterprise Environmental Factors
- B. Portfolio Management Plan, Organizational Process Assets, Portfolio Reports, Enterprise Environmental Factors
- C. Portfolio Management Plan, Organizational Process Assets, Portfolio Process Assets, Enterprise Environmental Factors
- D. Portfolio Management Plan, Organizational Process Assets, Portfolio Process Assets, Portfolio
Answer: B
Explanation:
According to the Standard for Portfolio Management (PMI), the process of Developing the Portfolio Performance Management Plan identifies how the portfolio's effectiveness and strategic alignment will be measured, monitored, and reported. This is a planning process that occurs early in the management cycle.
The correct set of inputs for developing this specific plan includes:
Portfolio Management Plan (PMP): As the overarching document, the PMP provides the initial context and other subsidiary plans (like the Communication Management Plan) that inform how performance should be tracked.
Organizational Process Assets (OPAs): These are critical for governmental portfolios as they contain the organization's existing performance measurement frameworks, standardized metrics (KPIs/KRIs), reporting templates, and historical data from previous infrastructure portfolios.
Portfolio Reports: These provide the current state of the portfolio components. To build a plan for future performance management, you must analyze the existing reports to identify gaps in data, current progress, and how information is currently flowing from projects/programs to the portfolio level.
Enterprise Environmental Factors (EEFs): In a governmental context with a "strict budgeting framework" and
"large number of stakeholders/public," EEFs are vital. They include government regulations, public policy, economic conditions, and the specific governance oversight requirements that dictate how performance must be transparently shared.
Why other options are incorrect:
Options A and B: These include Portfolio Process Assets. Portfolio Process Assets are generally outputs of the planning process or specific to the current portfolio's execution (like a risk register). While similar to OPAs, the standard lists OPAs and EEFs as the primary environmental inputs for establishing a new performance management plan.
Option C: Missing Organizational Process Assets. Without the organization's existing templates and historical performance metrics, a Portfolio Manager would be "reinventing the wheel" rather than aligning with established governmental standards.
By utilizing the inputs in Option D, the Portfolio Manager ensures that the performance plan is not only robust but also compliant with the high-transparency requirements of a public-facing governmental portfolio.
NEW QUESTION # 303
Establishing a portfolio management process starts with the development of the organizational portfolio management implementation plan. Which of the following helps while developing this plan?
- A. A planned approach for incrementally developing and implementing portfolio management processes
- B. All of the options
- C. A planned approach to change organizational behavior that includes a balance of strong leadership and management
- D. A proficient management team commitment to the effort
Answer: B
Explanation:
Explanation
The organizational portfolio management implementation plan should address two related efforts in order to successfully establish a portfolio management process. They are: A planned approach to change organizational behavior that includes a balance of strong leadership and management, and a proficient management team commitment to the effort; A planned approach for incrementally developing and implementing portfolio management processes, building on processes that already exist, and working towards the defined vision
NEW QUESTION # 304
Your IT company has been successful as it is able to deliver projects on time without the need for rework and within the allocated budget. Your customers have been astonished with the results and are using your company for additional work, plus they have been recommending your company to others. Your company is experiencing tremendous growth and wants to ensure it can take on the new work with existing resources, both people and systems, or whether it will need to use outsourcing. Given its outstanding reputation, your executives wish to avoid the need to outsource. You have been asked to perform a capacity analysis. A best practice is to:
- A. Use resource leveling in an enterprise project management information system
- B. Prepare a model of the current configuration and modify it to determine future capacity requirements
- C. Inventory staff members to assess their level of competencies and existing workload
- D. Determine and document existing assumptions
Answer: B
Explanation:
In theStandard for Portfolio Management, theCapacity Analysisprocess is a critical component of thePortfolio Resource Managementdomain. When an organization faces rapid growth and wishes to remain self-sufficient without outsourcing, it must move beyond simple headcount and toward sophisticated forecasting.
The rationale forOption Ais as follows:
Predictive Modeling:The best practice for handling "tremendous growth" is to create aResource Capacity Model. This involves documenting the "current configuration" (how many people, systems, and hours are currently utilized to maintain your current success) and then performing "What-If" scenarios. By modifying this model with the projected "new work," the organization can pinpoint exactly where and when capacity will break before it actually happens.
Systems and People Integration:The question emphasizes that capacity includes both "people and systems." Modeling allows the portfolio manager to see the interdependencies between human labor and system throughput. This holistic view is necessary to honor the executive's wish to avoid outsourcing, as it identifies if a bottleneck can be solved by internal system upgrades rather than adding more staff.
Long-Term Strategic Planning:Unlike resource leveling (which is tactical), capacity modeling is strategic. It helps determine thePortfolio Roadmap'sfeasibility over the next 12-24 months, ensuring that the company's
"outstanding reputation" for on-time delivery isn't sacrificed by over-promising on resources that don't exist.
Why the other options are incorrect:
Option B (Document existing assumptions):While identifying assumptions is a required step in any planning process, it is a supportive activity, not the analysis itself. Assumptions provide thedatafor the model, but they don't provide theanswerregarding future capacity requirements.
Option C (Inventory staff members and competencies):This describes aCapability Analysis. While important, the scenario specifically asks for aCapacity Analysis(quantity and volume) to handle "new work." Understandingwhatpeople can do (competency) is secondary to understandingifthere are enough of them to handle the increased volume of projects.
Option D (Use resource leveling):Resource leveling is a technique used inPortfolio Optimizationto resolve specific over-allocations in the current schedule. It is a reactive or near-term tactical tool, whereas capacity analysis is a proactive, long-term modeling exercise.
NEW QUESTION # 305
You have proposed a portfolio governance model to your company, but an executive told that the current culture might not be flexible enough to change the organizational structure. What kind of risks did the executive raise?
- A. Structural risk
- B. Execution risk
- C. Cultural risk
- D. Portfolio risk
Answer: A
NEW QUESTION # 306
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To be eligible for the PMI PfMP certification, candidates must have a minimum of eight years of professional experience in portfolio management, along with a four-year degree or equivalent education. Additionally, candidates must have completed a minimum of 8,000 hours of portfolio management experience within the last 15 years, or 10,500 hours within the last 15 years if they do not have a four-year degree.
PMI PfMP certification provides professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to manage portfolios effectively. By earning this certification, professionals can demonstrate their ability to align portfolios with organizational strategies, manage risks, and achieve business outcomes. They can also distinguish themselves as experts in portfolio management, which can enhance their career prospects and earning potential. Moreover, organizations can benefit from having PfMP-certified professionals on their team as they can help them optimize their portfolio management practices and achieve their strategic goals.
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