You are managing a software engineering project, when two team members come to you with a conflict. The lead developer has identified an important project risk: you have a subcontractor that may not deliver on time. Another developer doesn't believe that the risk is likely to happen; however, you consult the lessons learned from previous projects and discover that subcontractors failed to deliver their work on two previous projects. The lead developer suggests that you have two team members take three weeks to research the component being built by the subcontractor, and come up some initial work that you can fall back on in case that subcontractor does not deliver. You decide to follow the lead developer's advice over the objections of the other team member. Which of the following BEST describes this scenario?

A project is considered to be complete when

A project is completed and the product design packaging is delivered and accepted by the customer's design engineer However, customer payment is still unresolved due to a concern about the product's warranty What should the project manager do next?

A project manager is assigned to a new project. The project management office (PMO) and the project manager agree that this is the right opportunity to include daily standup meetings. The project team has never used such tools, and a few members are challenging the decision.
What should the project manager do in this situation?

Which process uses occurrence probability and impact on project objectives to assess the priority of identified risks?