Which activities are not in a transition plan?

Question

Options

• Athe activities that are required for a successful preparation of the implementation
• Bthe generic activities that have to be performed at all locations where the system is implemented
• Cthe specific activities that have to be performed at a specific location during transition

• A
  76% (16)
• B
  10% (2)
• C
  14% (3)

Explanation

Option A is correct because preparation activities belong in the implementation or project plan - they occur before the transition begins and are therefore outside the scope of a transition plan. A transition plan specifically documents what must happen during the actual transition process, not what leads up to it.

Options B and C are both valid components of a transition plan: generic activities (B) define the standard steps that apply across all deployment locations, while specific activities (C) capture location-by-location variations that must be handled individually. Both describe actions performed during the transition itself.

Memory tip: Think of a transition plan as a "during" document - it covers what happens while the system is being rolled out (generically and specifically per site). Anything that happens before to get ready belongs somewhere else. If it's preparation, it's not transition.

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