·         Try to retrieve the file if it is still possible.

·         Clean the infected file using an anti-virus program.

·         Install a new copy of the database and re-encode data in the back up copy of the database. Data encoding will be part of the user training to be provided by the project team. 

·         Tasks will have to be re-assigned to cover for the 'unavailable' programmer or the lag in the work.

The encoder hired is does not perform well

The person cannot meet the target amount of data needed to be inputted in the database each day

·         The encoder would have to work overtime.

·         Some members of the project team will need to encode data in order for the encoder to rest.

·         Extend the duration of the encoding task.

·         Employ scholars to sign up for shifts during the encoding.

·         Members will share encoding tasks.

·         Consult the project sponsor as to hiring another encoder.

·         Always update with the requirements of the client.

·         Refuse the additional requests. Place them under recommendation.

·         Ask the sponsor to help in the implementation.

·         Ask the sponsor to draft a request for additional computers.

·         Suggest that they start encoding using another computer at school.

·         Request for new hardware as soon as possible.

·         Install the database in another computer.

·         Re-install Windows in the computer.

·         Use the back up copy containing the database.

·         Start working on the other modules that already have tables.

·         Email the sponsor.