Who will be affected by the performance indicators

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1. Risks associated with the work to be allocated should be identified and where necessary contingency plans can be put in place. Explain what a contingency plan is and the important aspects of risk analysis and contingency plan development

2. Draw a cause-and-effect diagram that assesses why some of the company’s supply chain partners might have struggled to implement some of the company’s newly developed materials. Summarize your findings from the diagram. (Diagram can be in written form).

3. What are performance indicators and why is it necessary to consult with and get agreement from those who will be affected by the performance indicators?

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