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VARVARA [1.3K]
2 years ago
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Tracy managed a project for a publishing company. her team worked with a college professor to publish a new math textbook. which

scenario illustrates a resource risk?
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Semenov [28]2 years ago
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The scenario that  illustrates a resource risk when Tracy managed a project for a publishing company is option D. The copy editor for the textbook becomes seriously ill, so Tracy must hire a new copy editor.

<h3>What is resource risk ?</h3>

A resource risk  can be described as a  chance that  is been assumed that someone  will fail to meet a goal as a result of lack of resources.

This is because the Resources can i encompass the financing, time, skilled workers and  what is  needed to achieve a particular goal, hence scenario that  illustrates a resource risk when Tracy managed a project for a publishing company is  copy editor for the textbook becomes seriously ill, so Tracy must hire a new copy editor.

The option for the question are :

A. The author thought that the publishing team would create the end-of-chapter questions and answers.

B. The original estimate for binding the books was two weeks. The bindery informs Tracy that it will take three weeks to complete the binding process.

C. The professor refuses to approve the cover of the book.

D. The copy editor for the textbook becomes seriously ill, so Tracy must hire a new copy editor.

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