When approving the risk contingency budget for a project, the CEO notices each team has a different approach to report risks and their impacts. The CEO decides to create a new centralized risk…

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Options

• AEnhance the process of identification of different Individual project risks.
• BAllows monitoring the impact against the overall project risk exposure.
• CEstablishes risk sources and ownership for trigger monitoring.
• DCreates a single repository for all project risk documents.

• A
  7% (3)
• B
  73% (33)
• C
  4% (2)
• D
  16% (7)

Explanation

When each team reports risks differently, the CEO loses visibility into how individual risks collectively affect the overall project portfolio. Centralizing risk management creates a unified view, allowing leadership to monitor cumulative risk impact against the overall project risk exposure - not just siloed team-level risks. Option A (identification of individual project risks) is still done at the team level. Option C (ownership and trigger monitoring) is a specific function within risk management, not the main benefit of centralization. Option D (a single repository) is a byproduct, but the more impactful resolution is the holistic exposure monitoring described in B.

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