Which 2 actions demonstrate connectivity?

Question

Options

• AArrange a number of briefing sessions for Customer Services staff, over lunch times and in a
• BMake short videos available showing how customer service teams from other companies
• CCreate a central area on the UniCo internal shared work system for the Change Programme to
• DAsk the senior leadership to provide examples of other companies undertaking, and successfully
• ESend the plans of the new office layout to the Selco staff showing them where each individual will

Explanation

The correct answer field in your question appears to be blank - no answer was included when this was submitted. I can't fabricate the correct answer, as doing so could mislead your exam preparation.

What I can tell you:

In change management (likely an APMG or similar framework), connectivity typically means helping people feel connected to the change - linking them to external examples, shared information, or the broader organizational context.

Based on that definition, the strongest candidates appear to be:

• C - a central shared workspace creates internal connectivity between stakeholders and the change programme
• D - senior leadership citing real external company examples creates external connectivity, showing the change is credible and industry-relevant

Why the others are weaker connectivity candidates:

• A - lunchtime briefing sessions are more about awareness/communication than connectivity
• B - external videos are informative but passive; connectivity usually implies active linking of people/context
• E - office layout plans are practical logistics, not connectivity

Memory tip: Connectivity = linking people to the change (internally) or to the wider world (externally). Think "bridges," not just "broadcasts."

Please verify the correct answer from your course materials or exam provider before relying on this analysis. If you can share the answer key, I can give you a precise, accurate explanation.

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