Task B is not planned to start until Task A is completed. Task A is delayed and will not be completed on time. Starting Task B prior to Task A completing is an example of:
A) Managing change
B) Fast tracking
C) Rolling wave planning
D) Crashing

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Fast tracking involves performing tasks in parallel that were originally planned to be done sequentially, which is what starting Task B before Task A is completed represents.

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