I dunno, I'd go with E - hiring a professional problem-solver who can juggle the issues while riding a unicycle. Now that's some next-level problem management!
I'm going with D. Preventing incidents is like being a superhero for your IT infrastructure - stopping the bad guys before they can cause any real damage. What a noble calling!
A, B, and C all sound like great ways to gather information, but D is the most proactive approach. Nipping problems in the bud before they become bigger issues is where it's at.
Hmm, I'm torn between B and D. Detecting and recording incidents is important, but I think preventing them is the real goal. Gotta stay one step ahead of those pesky problems!
I'd say D is the right answer. Preventing incidents from happening is the key function of problem management, not just documenting them or tracking degradation periods.
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