正解:C,D,E
According to the PMBOKGuide (specifically the Plan Risk Management and Identify Risks processes), risk assessment requires a diverse group of participants who possess the knowledge of the project ' s technical details, its strategic importance, and its operational execution.
* Why Choice C (SMEs) is correct: Subject Matter Experts provide " Expert Judgment, " which is a primary tool and technique for identifying and analyzing risks. They understand the technical nuances and external factors that could impact specific work packages or deliverables.
* Why Choice D (Project Sponsor) is correct: The Project Sponsor is responsible for the project ' s high- level success and provides the Risk Appetite and Risk Thresholds. Their participation is crucial for determining which risks are acceptable and which require significant mitigation resources or contingency funds.
* Why Choice E (Project Team) is correct: The Project Team is responsible for the day-to-day execution of the project. They have the most intimate knowledge of the project ' s constraints, dependencies, and assumptions. Their involvement ensures " bottom-up " identification of risks that management might otherwise overlook.
* Analysis of other options:
* A (End user): While end users are critical for defining requirements and performing UAT, they are not typically required participants in a formal risk assessment meeting during the planning process unless the project specifically involves high user-interface risk.
* B (Product owner): In a traditional project management context (which this question ' s phrasing suggests), the Product Owner is an Agile-specific role. While they perform risk management in Agile, in a general PMI risk assessment meeting, the Sponsor and Team take precedence. If the question implies a Hybrid or Agile environment, the Product Owner would be involved, but in a " choose three " scenario, the core triad for risk remains the Sponsor (Authority), Team (Execution), and SMEs (Technical Knowledge).
By involving these three groups, the Project Manager ensures a comprehensive Risk Register that balances technical feasibility, executive risk tolerance, and practical execution challenges.