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  1. What is the primary goal of User Acceptance Testing (UAT) in an implementation project?

    Answer: To validate that the solution meets end-user business requirements

    UAT confirms that the implemented solution satisfies real-world business requirements and is ready for production from the end user's perspective.

  2. Which implementation methodology uses a 'Definition of Done' to determine when a story is complete?

    Answer: Agile/Scrum

    Agile/Scrum teams define a shared 'Definition of Done'โ€”a checklist of criteria that must be met before a user story is considered complete.

  3. What does 'parallel running' mean during an implementation transition?

    Answer: Operating both the old and new systems simultaneously for comparison

    Parallel running keeps both legacy and new systems active simultaneously so teams can compare outputs and ensure data accuracy before full cutover.

  4. In a phased implementation, what is the main advantage over a big-bang approach?

    Answer: Reduced risk by limiting scope of each deployment

    Phased implementation reduces risk by deploying incremental portions of the solution, limiting the blast radius of any issues that arise.

  5. What is the purpose of a 'smoke test' immediately after a production deployment?

    Answer: To verify that the most critical system functions are operational

    A smoke test quickly confirms that core functionality works after deployment, catching showstopper issues before deeper regression testing begins.

  6. Which document formally authorizes a project to begin and identifies the project manager's authority?

    Answer: Project Charter

    The Project Charter is the official document that initiates a project, names the project manager, and grants authority to apply organizational resources.

  7. In an Agile CIS implementation, what is the recommended approach when a high-priority defect is found mid-sprint?

    Answer: Assess impact and, if critical, discuss with the Product Owner whether to address it within the current sprint

    Agile teams assess defect severity collaboratively; critical issues may be handled within the sprint with Product Owner agreement, while minor ones go to the backlog.

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