AD0-E907 · Question #25
Which tools in Workfront assist in qualitative risk management? (Select two.)
The correct answer is A. Risk logs C. Custom forms with risk fields. Risk logs (A) and custom forms with risk fields (C) are the correct answers because both directly support qualitative risk management - the practice of identifying, describing, and prioritizing risks based on likelihood and impact without assigning monetary values. Risk logs in…
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Which tools in Workfront assist in qualitative risk management? (Select two.)
Options
- ARisk logs
- BResource planner
- CCustom forms with risk fields
- DFinancial tracking reports
How the community answered
(20 responses)- A75% (15)
- B10% (2)
- D15% (3)
Explanation
Risk logs (A) and custom forms with risk fields (C) are the correct answers because both directly support qualitative risk management - the practice of identifying, describing, and prioritizing risks based on likelihood and impact without assigning monetary values. Risk logs in Workfront provide a structured place to document, categorize, and track risks throughout a project's lifecycle. Custom forms extend Workfront objects with user-defined fields (e.g., risk probability, severity, response strategy), enabling teams to capture and assess risk attributes qualitatively.
Resource planner (B) is a capacity and staffing tool used to allocate people across projects - it has no direct function in risk identification or assessment. Financial tracking reports (D) deal with budgets, costs, and expenditures, which falls under quantitative risk management (assigning dollar values to risk), not qualitative.
Memory tip: Associate "qualitative" with words and descriptions - Risk Logs let you describe risks, and Custom Forms let you define risk fields. If a tool is about numbers (resources, finances), it's not qualitative.
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