A computer software company has just developed a design for software to be used in a biomedical research project. With previous projects, the organization spent a great deal of time working out problems after software was designed. To eliminate that time and better meet customers' needs, the company's risk manager recommends a team approach that subdivides the design process into components and identifies risks associated with each component. The team can develop risk solutions for each component during the design process and before the product's final development. The risk identification approach the risk manager recommends is called: SWOT Root cause Checklists HAZOP