What is a result of the process Demand management?

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Options

• Ainformation architecture
• Binformation strategy
• Cstatus reports

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

Explanation

Status reports are a direct output of the Demand Management process because this process continuously monitors and analyzes service demand patterns, capacity utilization, and forecast accuracy - all of which must be communicated to stakeholders through regular status reporting. These reports capture the current state of demand versus supply, highlight trends, and support decision-making across the organization.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• Information architecture (A) is an output of Information Management or Enterprise Architecture processes - it defines how information is structured and organized, not how demand is tracked.
• Information strategy (B) is a high-level strategic artifact produced during strategic planning, not an operational Demand Management output.

Memory tip: Think of Demand Management as an ongoing monitoring activity - monitoring requires reporting. If you remember that any active management process must communicate its findings, "status reports" becomes the natural answer whenever a process output is asked about in a monitoring/management context.

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