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Free APMG-International Better-Business-Cases-Practitioner Practice Exam with Questions & Answers | Set: 2

Questions 11

Answer the following question about the Programme Business Case.

The following questions include only true statements, but only 2 statements are

appropriate entries for that heading in the Strategic Case section.

Remember to select 2 answers to each question.

Which 2 statements should be recorded under the Existing arrangements heading?

Options:
A.

The merger of Longshire Agricultural College and Greenhills University.

B.

The area is served by Pittville University and four secondary schools; three of

which have further education units.

C.

Long term financial viability of the education and training system for 11-18-

year-olds.

D.

The priority is learning provision for 16-18-year-olds in Pittville.

E.

Each Local Government Authority has a budget for adult learning.

Questions 12

Column 1 contains only true statements about the Pittville project. For each entry in Column 1, decide whether or not it should be

explained within the Commercial Case or the Financial Case, and then select your answer from Column 2. Each selection from

Column 2 can be used once, more than once or not at all.

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Questions 13

Which detail should be explained in the Financial Case?

Options:
A.

Allocation of risk negotiated between the organization and the preferred service

provider.

B.

Written confirmation of funding arrangements for the deal from the

organization's commissioners.

C.

Underpinning method of payment for services and outputs.

D.

Type of contract used and key contractual issues.

Questions 14

Answer the following question about spending objectives for the Pittville project.

The following questions include only true statements about the Pittville project, but only 1 statement is an appropriately defined

SMART spending objective for the stated outcome.

Which is an appropriately defined SMART spending objective for increased 16-18 year-old learners participation?

Options:
A.

To increase the rate of 16-18-year-olds in education and training by at least 15% within three years.

B.

To offer a broader range of education courses for 16-18-year-olds.

C.

To accommodate a further 80 full time learners within thePittville University existing facility.

D.

To absorb 11-16 year-old pupils from Pittville High into the other schools if all further education units were moved to a new campus.

Questions 15

Answer the following questions about 'Ensuring Successful Delivery' for the Pittville project.

The best and final offers have been returned for the delivery of the new campus. The preferred supplier was a

construction enterprise called Piaffeco.

Column 1 contains activities taken in the Pittville project. For each entry in Column 1, select from Column 2 the Action within the

Five Case Model that should undertake this activity. Each selection from Column 2 can be used once, more than once or not at all.

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Questions 16

The following has been recorded as a dependency: 'Rationalization of the 11-16-year-old education and

training provision'.

Is this an appropriate application of the Five Case Model for this project?

Options:
A.

No, because the objective is to increase the rate of participation in education and training by at least 15%.

B.

No, because the Pittville project is planned to be delivered ahead of the rationalization of 11-16-year-old education and training provision.

C.

Yes, because there is currently a surplus of places for this group.

D.

Yes, because the physical element of the favoured option must be implemented at the earliest opportunity.

Questions 17

Using the extract below from the Capital Profile for the new campus, answer the following questions.

(Note. The figures entered are correct).

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Better-Business-Cases-Practitioner Question 17

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Questions 18

There is a need to meet regulations that address the needs of those with Learning Difficulties and Disabilities

Should this item be recorded as a dependency within the Strategic Outline Case?

Options:
A.

No, because the regulations are an externally imposed parameter or constraint.

B.

No, because dependencies should NOT be recorded within the Strategic Outline Case.

C.

Yes, because any actions or developments required by others should be considered if the success of the project is dependent upon them.

D.

Yes, because success of the project is dependent upon compliance with these regulations.

Questions 19

Which statement should be recorded under the Change Management heading?

Options:
A.

The Change Management Strategy should mitigate the impact of school closures on jobs.

B.

There should be a break clause allowing either party to give two months written notice to terminate the agreement after a minimum of six months.

C.

11-16 year old pupils from Pittville High School could be absorbed into the other schools if all further education unit were moved to a new campus.

D.

The Pittville University development option will result in a net overall saving in the cost ofcontracts for cleaning.

Questions 20

Which 2 attributes demonstrate that this option supports the key CSF Potential value for money?

Options:
A.

New opportunities will be available for teachers to be involved in delivering the new education courses.

B.

The 'BAU/status quo' option is the baseline for assessing value for money.

C.

There is a reasonably positive reaction from local schools to the Old Fire Station Headquarters being used as a second site.

D.

The demographic forecasts are for further reductions in the demand for places over the next five years.

E.

A new campus would provide modern and better facilities at a cheaper cost than refitting existing buildings.