A.assessment, escalation, closure, resolution.

B.identification, planning, response, resolution.

C.identification, escalation. action, resolution.

D.assessment, planning, action, response.

A.to schedule activities within the limits of their float.

B.to increase the resource availability

C.not to exceed the limits of resource available.

D.to minimise the use of overtime and weekend working.

A.a framework for ensuring the re-deployment of assets post project.

B.an approach that adds adoption and benefits realisation phases to a linear life cycle.

C.a framework for conducting a cost-benefit analysis once a project has closed.

D.an approach that adds operational and termination phases to a linear life cycle.

A.It is a personal appraisal for each team member on completion Of the project.

B.It appraises the products of the project.

C.It considers all aspects of the management of the project.

A.The potential for agreed resources to be removed from the project.

B.The removal of work packages from the agreed project scope.

C.A. requirement for extra expenditure to cover increased supplier costs.

D.An approved omission from the agreed project scope.