A Parallel Conversion Avoids Some of the Risk of Direct

question 76

True/False

A parallel conversion avoids some of the risk of direct conversion because the old system remains in service while some or all of the new system is activated.

Understand the necessity of cross-validation in maintaining test validity.

Comprehend decision-making models used in the selection process and their applications.

Acknowledge the role and potential pitfalls of interviews in the selection process.

Understand selection ratio and its implications for the selection process.

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