单选题Within Information Technology projects， communications between the project manager and the project team members should take place：（）Aby written and oral communication.Bvia a weekly status report.Cthrough the formal chain of command.Dwith approved template forms.
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Within Information Technology projects， communications between the project manager and the project team members should take place：（）
A
by written and oral communication.
B
via a weekly status report.
C
through the formal chain of command.
D
with approved template forms.
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