Which process produces the transition plan with a roadmap for the transition?

Question

Options

• ATransition
• BPrepare transition
• CDesign non-automated information systems

• A
  12% (7)
• B
  5% (3)
• C
  83% (50)

Explanation

Design non-automated information systems is the process that outputs the transition plan because it addresses the human and procedural side of implementation - including how the organization moves from the current state to the future state - and the roadmap is a formal deliverable of this design activity. Designing what people do manually (rather than what software automates) inherently requires mapping out the changeover sequence, timing, and responsibilities that constitute a transition roadmap.

Option A (Transition) is wrong because "Transition" is the execution phase - it follows the plan rather than producing it. You can't create the roadmap while simultaneously carrying out the transition.

Option B (Prepare transition) is wrong because preparation activities set the conditions for transition (assembling resources, gaining approvals, etc.) but do not generate the formal plan document with the roadmap itself.

Memory tip: Think of it as "you can't hand off what hasn't been designed yet." The non-automated design process is where human workflows and handovers are mapped out - and a transition roadmap is essentially the master plan for those human handovers, so it lives in the design step, not the execution step.

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