Howard is a Program Manager and is preparing for an organization-wide kickoff meeting of his new program, Ferocious. Part of the kickoff will include a Q&A period about Ferocious, so Howard needs to gather some information about the program's potential risks. Which of the following is not a standard information-gathering technique that Howard could use?
A)Interviews
B)Internet Search
C)Delphi technique
D)SWOT Analysis

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Internet Search is not a standard information-gathering technique for determining the potential risks of a given program.
Key Takeaway: Having the correct information at the correct time is absolutely crucial to the success of any given project or program. Brainstorming in a group environment, the Delphi technique, Interviews, Surveys and social maps, and SWOT Analysis are all standard information-gathering techniques used to gather information such as potential risks, benefits, and program strategies. In general, more than one technique will be used.

Howard Is a Program Manager and Is Preparing for an Organization-Wide