EX0-112 · Question #78
At the last moment, just before the deployment of a new release, it is reported that one of the changes in the release isn't going to be ready in time. In which process is decided whether the change…
The correct answer is A. Planning and resource management. Planning and resource management governs the scope of a release - what gets included, excluded, or deferred - making it the correct process for this last-minute go/no-go decision about a specific change. Option B (Transition) is wrong because transition focuses on executing the…
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At the last moment, just before the deployment of a new release, it is reported that one of the changes in the release isn't going to be ready in time. In which process is decided whether the change is going to be included in or excluded from this release?
Options
- APlanning and resource management
- BTransition
- CChange management
How the community answered
(17 responses)- A59% (10)
- B12% (2)
- C29% (5)
Explanation
Planning and resource management governs the scope of a release - what gets included, excluded, or deferred - making it the correct process for this last-minute go/no-go decision about a specific change.
Option B (Transition) is wrong because transition focuses on executing the move of a release into production; it carries out decisions, it doesn't make scoping ones.
Option C (Change management) is wrong because change management approves or rejects individual changes as standalone requests - it doesn't determine which approved changes ultimately bundle into a given release.
Memory tip: Think of it this way - planning owns the manifest (the list of what ships). If something falls off the list, that's a planning decision. Transition just delivers whatever is on the manifest.
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