Which 2 statements should be recorded under the Expected dis-benefits heading?
Which 2 statements should be recorded under the Expected dis-benefits heading?
Expected dis-benefits are negative consequences anticipated as a result of the project. Staff morale being negatively affected is clearly a dis-benefit as it represents an adverse outcome for the workforce. Similarly, losing direct control over outsourced business functions is another dis-benefit as it describes a negative change in operational control. Therefore, the appropriate statements to be recorded under the Expected dis-benefits heading are those that reflect these negative outcomes.
The answer C is not correct! The 2 year delivery time, is not a dis-benefit but a timescale. B (and E) must be the answer.
B and E are the best ones to select, I believe
B and E. A is cost, C is timescale and D is risk.
B & E should be the correct answer.
if we opt for "The 2 year delivery time" why not for"An investment of £2.5m is required" one is project duration and the other is project budget not a dis-benefit
A is cost and C is timescale. Correct answer should be D & E.
I expected D&E. Why C? B is a risk, not a dis-benefit.
B and E are expected dis-benefits. B says something will happen not may happen. it is a expected dis-benefit. D is something may happen, it is a Risk.
why "C" is dis-benefit if it is planned and agreed by stakeholders?
C is related to tilmescale, not disbenefit. The correct answer should be D & E.
The two statements that should be recorded under the Expected dis-benefits heading are: B. Staff morale will be negatively affected. E. MFH will lose direct control over the outsourced business functions.