Classify the following outcomes: "Incorrect totals on reports" and "System responds too slowly to user input". What type of risks are they?

The classification of "Incorrect totals on reports" and "System responds too slowly to user input" can be understood within the framework of product risks and project risks.

Firstly, product risks refer to potential issues related to the product's quality and performance. They may arise from inherent flaws in the product's design or the way it operates. "Incorrect totals on reports" indicates a potential flaw in the product that can affect its functionality and reliability. This directly impacts the end-users' trust in the system and the accuracy of the data being presented, categorizing it as a product risk.

On the other hand, "System responds too slowly to user input" relates to performance concerns, which also affect the user experience and can stem from various technical reasons, such as server load, network latency, or inefficient coding. This too falls under product risks because it affects how well the product fulfills its role in real usage scenarios.

Project risks, in contrast, are associated with the management and execution of the project itself, such as issues with resources, timelines, or dependencies that could hinder the project's delivery. Neither of the provided outcomes—incorrect totals nor slow response times—are directly linked to project management concerns; rather, they emphasize aspects related to the quality and performance of the