Which one of the following statements best defines the difference between a prog

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Which one of the following statements best defines the difference between a program and portfolios in regard to scope?

A.  Programs do not have scopes because they are made up of projects. Portfolios have an organizational scope.

B.  Programs have larger scopes than projects. Portfolios have an organizational scope.

C.  Programs have larger scopes than projects. Portfolios don’t have scopes because they are a financial investment.

D.  Programs and portfolios can share the same scope because a portfolio may have two or more programs.

Explanation / Answer

B. Portfolios have an organizational scope that reflects the strategic goals of the organization. Programs have larger scopes than projects and may be part of portfolios.

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