Solution Evaluation Flashcards
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What does 'change readiness assessment' evaluate before solution deployment?
Answer: Whether the organization and its people are prepared to adopt and sustain the change
Change readiness assesses human and organizational factors that determine whether the solution will be successfully adopted.
Which approach BEST supports continuous solution improvement after initial deployment?
Answer: Establishing feedback loops from users and performance data to inform iterative enhancements
Continuous feedback mechanisms enable data-driven incremental improvements that increase solution value over time.
In CPOA evaluation, what is 'root cause analysis' used for?
Answer: Identifying underlying causes of performance gaps to inform targeted corrective actions
Root cause analysis prevents treating symptoms by identifying the actual source of a solution's performance shortfall.
What is the relationship between solution evaluation and business case realization?
Answer: Solution evaluation provides evidence of whether the benefits projected in the business case were actually achieved
The business case makes benefit predictions; evaluation is how the organization confirms those predictions came true.
A 'balanced scorecard' approach to solution evaluation is valuable because it:
Answer: Evaluates solution performance across multiple perspectives including financial, customer, process, and learning
The balanced scorecard prevents over-reliance on financial metrics by capturing a holistic view of solution impact.
What does 'solution recommendation' involve at the end of an evaluation cycle?
Answer: Providing evidence-based guidance on whether to retire, enhance, replace, or continue the solution
Evaluation culminates in actionable recommendations grounded in performance data and stakeholder feedback.