Which two options are characteristics of Critical Success Factors (CSFs)? (Choose two.)

CSFs define the essential elements or areas where an organization or project must excel to successfully achieve its stated goals and objectives.

For CSFs to be effective, they demand ongoing monitoring, focus, and dedicated attention from management to ensure consistent performance and progress.

While CSFs can sometimes have quantitative measures, their primary characteristic is not necessarily being quantitative, and they focus on success areas, not just stakeholder relationships.

CSFs are about the factors for success themselves, not direct links between business initiatives and solution adoption, although achieving CSFs might enable such links.