Check-in, incident action planning, personal responsibility, and resource tracking are all necessary to ensure:

Answer: Accountability

Accountability generally denotes the ability to be responsible for one's actions. However, in the context of a business, it also comprises of steps that people at various levels have to follow in order to allow for effective utilization of resources.

Check-in occurs when each team member reports in person to receive a task or an assignment. It also occurs when a resource is assigned to an activity.

When each team member is entrusted with one or some aspects of a task (the entire task is not entrusted to one individual), there must be proper co-ordination among them to ensure that the task is completed satisfactorily. Incident Action Planning ensures co-ordination among activities.

Personal responsibility exists when each person being responsible for their actions.

Resource tracking occurs when the status changes of a resource is recorded and reported.