PMI-CP_M2_Interface Mngmnt

An interface point (IP) is a document that identifies and captures interface information and any approved interface change requests.

• True

• False

Interface management increases alignment of stakeholders, but does not facilitate effective communication.

• True

• False

Which of the following factors in built environment megaprojects promotes the need for interface management?

• Large teams require team-bonding activities.

• Multiple vendors around the globe.

• Advancement of technology

• Organizational dynamics

Business process is not one of the core elements of the CII interface management maturity model.

• True

• False

Once a project has been matched to its appropriate PIRI cell, the tool recommends the necessary IM implementation requirements based on the elements of the IM maturity model. Which one of following are valid PIRI recommendations: Select the appropriate 3 answers.

• Qualified people

• Suppliers

• Enabling tools and systems

• Business processes

• Benefits

Interfaces on built environment projects should only be defined as hard interfaces.

• True

• False

The interface agreement form is a living document that needs to be approved and reviewed regularly by both the supplier and receiver.

• True

• False

Interface management spreadsheets and registers are the basic tools for managing and registering IPs within a project.

• True

• False

Technology can support the IM implementation process through improving efficiencies and eliminating

• True

• False

Which of the following describes Stage 4 of the maturity model for business processes?

• Develop a best practice on several pilot initiatives and projects.

• Integrate IM processes with other dependent project processes, such as project schedule and cost, change management, risk management, and document review.

• Measure the impact of processes on key project performance indicators (e.g., cost and schedule) that can be aggregated across project s.