Risk analysis
Each task has associated risks, which should be stated, and these risks can vary in kind. Sometimes, the risk will be financial: How much time and money will task-completion cost, and is it worth it? Sometimes, the risk will be technical: What software, hardware, and skills are needed to complete the task to the required standard? At other times, the risk will be logistical or economic: Will task completion satisfy a market demand? There can be other risks too, but each risk outlines a potential problem that has been foreseen, with a reasonable degree of probability, and they should further recommend a solution to the problem or, at least, a workaround. Solutions define how to solve and tackle problems, and workarounds define ...
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