The correct options are Members of the "site-owners" group can create company-managed projects by default and Users with the "Administer TaskFlow" global permission can create company-managed projects.

Members of the "site-owners" group can create company-managed projects by default is correct because site owners are granted elevated, site level control that includes creating and managing projects that are governed at the company level. Company-managed projects rely on global or site level controls and those controls are typically assigned to site owner groups.

Users with the "Administer TaskFlow" global permission can create company-managed projects is correct because a global administration permission grants the ability to manage TaskFlow settings and to create projects that are managed across the company. Global permission holders have broader capabilities than ordinary licensed users and can perform project creation at the company scope.

"Create Projects" global permission is required to create a company-managed project is incorrect because the ability to create company-managed projects is tied to site ownership or specific global administrative permissions rather than a single generic flag in all TaskFlow setups. The named permission may not be the exclusive requirement for company-managed project creation.

Only project administrators can create team-managed projects in TaskFlow is incorrect because team-managed projects are generally created by users with the right to create team projects and they do not require existing project administrator status. Team-managed projects tend to have less restrictive creation rules than company-managed projects.

You need the "View Projects" permission to create a company-managed project is incorrect because view permissions only allow reading project details and they do not grant the ability to create new projects. Creating projects requires higher level permissions such as global administration or site ownership.

Any licensed user can create both company-managed and team-managed projects is incorrect because licensed users may be allowed to create team-managed projects only when instance settings permit it and they generally cannot create company-managed projects without elevated global or site permissions.

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