What is covered by the implementation plan?

Question

Options

• Aeverything that should happen in the transition phase
• Beverything that should happen during the execution of the functionality management processes
• Ceverything that should happen during preparation of the transition

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  89% (33)
• C
  8% (3)

Explanation

Option B is correct because an implementation plan governs the execution of functionality management processes - it defines what activities, resources, and controls are in place while the solution is actively being built and managed. The transition phase (A) is addressed by a separate transition plan, which covers activities like knowledge transfer, cutover, and go-live preparation - not the implementation plan. Option C describes preparation for transition, which is also a distinct planning artifact focused on readiness activities before the transition begins, not on managing ongoing functionality.

Memory tip: Think of "implementation" as the doing phase - the plan covers everything during active execution. If a choice mentions "transition," that's a different plan for a different phase.

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