050-SEPROGRC-01 · Question #21
What three phases are included in the Proof-of-Concept build process?
The correct answer is A. Analyze, Build, Test. The Proof-of-Concept build process consists of three sequential phases: Analyze, Build, and Test.
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What three phases are included in the Proof-of-Concept build process?
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- AAnalyze, Build, Test
- BDemo, Gather, Build
- CScope, Create, Deliver
- DDiscuss, Analyze, Create
How the community answered
(42 responses)- A79% (33)
- B2% (1)
- C7% (3)
- D12% (5)
Why each option
The Proof-of-Concept build process consists of three sequential phases: Analyze, Build, and Test.
Analyze identifies the requirements, constraints, and success criteria; Build constructs the configured solution using the gathered inputs; and Test validates the solution against the predefined success criteria - forming a complete, logical POC lifecycle.
Demo, Gather, Build does not reflect the build process - Demo is a separate pre-POC activity and Gather is a preparatory step, not a build phase.
Scope, Create, Deliver omits a testing phase entirely, which is critical for validating the POC against agreed success criteria before presentation.
Discuss, Analyze, Create conflates discovery activities with build phases and omits the Test phase, making it an incomplete and inaccurate representation.
Concept tested: Phases of the Proof-of-Concept build process
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