Which process determines whether an implementation plan is complete and correct?

Question

Options

• AReview and testing
• BPrepare transition
• CDesign non-automated information systems

• A
  93% (26)
• B
  4% (1)
• C
  4% (1)

Explanation

Review and testing (A) is correct because this process specifically evaluates whether an implementation plan has been fully developed and accurately meets its requirements - it's the validation gate that confirms completeness and correctness before moving forward.

Option B (Prepare transition) is wrong because transition preparation focuses on moving from the old system to the new one (training users, migrating data), not on verifying the plan itself.

Option C (Design non-automated information systems) is wrong because this is a design activity - it defines manual processes - not an evaluation of whether a plan is complete or correct.

Memory tip: Think of "review and testing" as the quality checkpoint - just like code reviews catch bugs before deployment, review and testing catches gaps in a plan before execution. If you're asking "is this done and right?", the answer is always review and test.

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