tep 1: Read the following project scenario: Marlena is a project manager for a publishing company who has been overseeing the development and production for a line of "How-To" books for children. The team is nearing the end of Phase 1, which is manuscript development. Phase 2 is slated to involve minimal effort for Marlena's team. The art and images to be used in the book are to be selected by another team working for the client, and Marlena's team will review only the selected images to make sure that they fit the physical parameters that are needed for the book (size, resolution, and so forth). When the client's image team sends the first round of selections to Marlena's team for review, Tim (an editor on the team) notices that several of the images are iconic images that he has seen in other publications. He researches these images to check copyright information and finds that four of the five images cannot be used in the book without paying significant costs that are out of budget. Marlena tells the client's image team that the images have been rejected for copyright issues and must be replaced with new selections. The second round