Identify and address potential implementation risks is described by which term?

• A. Risk Discovery
• B. Shared Vision
• C. Improvement Opportunities
• D. Actionable Plan

Answer: (A)

The main idea being tested is recognizing and preparing for uncertainties that could affect putting a plan into action. Risk discovery captures this by focusing on identifying potential risks early in the project, understanding how likely each risk is and how big its impact could be, and deciding what to do about it. This sets the stage for mitigation and informed decisions as the implementation moves forward.

Shared Vision is about getting stakeholders aligned on goals, which is important but not about spotting risks. Improvement Opportunities looks at where processes can be enhanced, not specifically at identifying risks before they occur. An actionable plan is about turning identified risks and responses into concrete steps, but the phrase emphasizes the discovery and recognition of risks first, which is the essence of risk discovery.