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A. Train a core set of users and develop a plan for them to get others to the required level of execution capability.

B. Create a self-study module and inform users that they are responsible to train themselves as time allows.

C. Extend the project timeline and delay future deployment or the next phase until users are trained.

D. Revise the training so that it fits into time available from the busiest users.

A. It shows relationships between key pieces of the customer's operating model.

B. It shows the dependencies to realize benefits from a new IT infrastructure effort.

C. It shows the specific cost that is associated with each process step.

D. It depicts the major communications activities that are executed by senior execs.

A. They allow you to prototype the user interface without full development of all screens.

B. They give the customer a way to relate needs and potential benefits through example situations.

C. They increase your influence with the customer, because scenarios selectively show your industry insight.

D. They show the customer what is possible with the latest version of your technology solutions.

A. They depict the operating procedures for system management.

B. They establish a consensus view among customer executives about the organization strategy and major processes.

C. They decompose the processes for a single department.

D. They identify the bottlenecks within a customer service process.

A. Remain objective, using facts where possible and assumptions where needed.

B. Limit communications to only a few nonfinancial factors because they are of little impact on a decision.

C. Ask the customer business executive to sign off on nonfinancial factors because the IT department typically has limited impact on them.

D. Use assumptions for financial items more heavily, but leave nonfinancial items more general.

A. Requirements come from users and viewpoints come from executives.

B. Requirements state needs and viewpoints are thoughts.

C. Requirements must come from one person.

D. Requirements are subjective and viewpoints are fact.