Exam PK0-004 topic 1 question 759 discussion

I also opted for D, but found this explanation which makes sense. It is possible that low-quality resources could cause issues for the project, but it is less likely to be the primary factor that affected the project and caused the gate reviews to fail. The question mentions that the project involves inherent dangers related to the autonomous control of heavy machinery, which implies that the project requires skilled and experienced resources with the expertise to design and build such a system. Therefore, it is more likely that resource shortages, such as a lack of skilled and experienced resources, may have affected the project, causing delays and ultimately leading to the failure of the gate reviews. Additionally, low-quality resources are typically identified early in the project and can be replaced with better resources or provided with additional training, whereas resource shortages can be a more significant and long-lasting issue that can affect the project's success.

I bet kmanb soul that is D. Low-quality resources A. Shared resources (how do we know they are shared?) B. Inter-project dependencies (makes no sense in the context) C. Resource shortages (there is no mention of this) D. Low-quality resources (The people in charge of making the project were not experts needed for it) "inherent dangers related to the autonomous control" only experts should touch this and "gate reviews were scheduled at regular intervals, but they failed." so they worked fine and delivered, but they could not make it work, thus they were not experts on the field.

nter-project dependencies are the most likely resource management issue that affected the project. Inter-project dependencies occur when one project relies on the completion of another project or on resources from another project. If the other project experiences delays or issues, it can impact the progress of the dependent project. In this case, if the gate reviews, which are used to assess the progress and readiness of the project at various stages, were scheduled at regular intervals but failed, it is likely that the project was affected by inter-project dependencies. Other resource management issues, such as shared resources, resource shortages, and low-quality resources, may also have contributed to the project's difficulties, but inter-project dependencies are the most likely cause of the gate review failures