Each of the following describes engineering-based methods EXCEPT: ...

[karen]

Each of the following describes engineering-based methods EXCEPT:
 
  A) methods evolved to handle highly critical products.
  B) methods evolved to handle large products and teams.
  C) needs a critical mass of scarce experts during project definition but can work with fewer later in the project, unless the environment is highly dynamic.
  D) thrives in a culture where people feel comfortable and empowered by having their roles defined by clear practices and procedures.
  E) simple design and continuous refactoring are excellent for highly dynamic environments but are a source of potentially expensive rework for highly stable environments.

Question 2

What are the typical procurement objectives of an organization?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

[succesfull]

Answer to Question 1

E
Explanation: E) Engineer-based methods are not as strong as Agile when project roles re not defined.
CL

Answer to Question 2

Many organizations have similar procurement objectives; the most common are saving time and money. According to some estimates, a well-managed procurement process can spend half as much as a poorly managed procurement process to acquire the same goods. Other procurement effectiveness objectives include finding reliable, high-quality suppliers; maintaining good relationships with existing suppliers; and supporting other processes in the organization such as sales and operations. Procurement processes also seek to be efficientto be less costly and to generate fewer failures, such as stockouts, errors, and products that need to be returned to suppliers.

[karen]

Great answer, keep it coming

[Joy Chen]

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