Creating a big picture of what is going on, explaining what is to be accomplished, directing the small picture of who will do what, and exploring contingencies through if-then problem scenarios are 4 major components of a good briefing. a. True
b. False

a. True

Explanation:

A good briefing encompasses the above components.  It must define the issue or problem, give some information on the background, current situation, and the options available for different problem scenarios, and indicate who handles aspects of the project.

A briefing is  an accurate, concise, and clear communication that focuses the audience on the issues at hand.  It is formal presentation that addresses the audience or project participants in order to update them with the latest available information concerning an issue.

i would have to say "a" or "d".