The Guiding Philosophy Behind Factoring a Project into Detailed Activities

question 21

Multiple Choice

The guiding philosophy behind factoring a project into detailed activities is

• A) top-down design with successive refinement.
• B) to schedule all activities according to CPM methodology.
• C) to use analytic flowcharts to factor a project into modules.
• D) to allow individual personnel to choose their own assignments.

Understand the concept of real-time communication in digital contexts.

Explain crowdsourcing, its benefits, risks, and its applicability to start-ups and established businesses.

Know the role of the web in supporting learning activities.

Describe the process of information movement within an organization’s work procedures.

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Definitions:

External Environmental Supply

The provision of resources or inputs to an organization from its external environment, which can include materials, information, or energy.

Organizational Demand

The requirements or needs of an organization that dictate its operational, personnel, and resource requirements.

Human Resource Sources

Various origins from which organizations can recruit or acquire human capital, such as internal recruitment, job portals, and educational institutions.

Internal Workforce

The employees who are currently working within an organization, as opposed to temporary or external staff.