Why does Scotty find 'issues?

• A. Scheduling conflicts with classes.
• B. Data courier delays.
• C. Differences between the source environment and the target environment.
• D. Missing patient consent forms.

Answer: (C)

The main idea here is that moving from one environment to another often reveals problems caused by mismatches between those environments. When the source and target environments aren’t aligned—things like different software versions, configurations, database schemas, dependencies, or even paths and time zones—the same actions can produce different results or fail outright. Scotty’s issues come from this kind of environment drift: what works in the source environment doesn’t work the same way in the target, so you see problems during deployment or testing.

If the issue were about scheduling conflicts, that would point to human planning rather than technical compatibility. Data courier delays would affect timing, not the actual functioning of moving or running software. Missing patient consent forms would raise legal or compliance concerns, not technical mismatches between environments.