Governance of Enterprise IT (CGEIT) Certification Practice Exam

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Which of the following is NOT a focus area of IT competencies for Executive Management?

Managing customer relationships
Overseeing IT projects
Enhancing field service management
Handling vendor relations

The correct answer is: Enhancing field service management

The focus areas of IT competencies for Executive Management typically revolve around strategic oversight and governance aligned with the organization's goals, as well as fostering effective relationships and resource management. Among the choices provided, enhancing field service management is not generally a primary concern for executive management. Executive management usually concentrates on high-level strategies, which include managing customer relationships, overseeing IT projects, and handling vendor relations—these activities directly align with overarching business objectives, resource allocation, and stakeholder engagement. On the other hand, enhancing field service management involves more operational aspects typically associated with middle management or specific departmental roles that focus on the execution of service delivery rather than strategic governance. Therefore, it is not a central focus area for executive management competencies in IT governance.