In which process is an implementation plan made?

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Options

• APlanning and resource management
• BPrepare transition
• CDesign non-automated information systems

• A
  5% (3)
• B
  84% (46)
• C
  11% (6)

Explanation

Prepare Transition is where the implementation plan is created because this process specifically focuses on planning how a new or changed system will be rolled out - covering timing, steps, responsibilities, and risks before the actual change occurs. Transition preparation is by definition the phase where you map out how implementation will happen.

Planning and resource management (A) is a broader, ongoing process concerned with capacity, scheduling, and resource allocation across projects - it does not produce an implementation plan as a specific output.

Design non-automated information systems (C) deals with defining manual workflows and procedures for information handling; it is a design activity, not a transition or deployment activity.

Memory tip: Think of "Prepare Transition" as the pre-flight checklist before a plane takes off - you're not flying yet (that's the actual implementation), but you're laying out exactly how the flight will go. The word prepare is your signal that planning documents, including the implementation plan, are produced here.

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