SLAs must be realistic and based on current capacity to set proper customer expectations and enable reliable service delivery. Adjusting SLAs regularly ensures they reflect resource availability and evolving demand, facilitating transparency and trust.
Setting overly ambitious SLAs (Option A) or uniform SLAs ignoring capacity (Option B) risks consistent failure and dissatisfaction. Avoiding SLAs (Option D) delays accountability and clarity.
PMI-PMOCP Governance standards encourage capacity-based service agreements that adapt dynamically.
References:
PMI-PMOCPExam Content Outline, Governance Domain
PMI Practice Standard for Project Management Offices (2013), Service Level Management PMI PMO Value Ring, Service Performance