A Gradual Approach to Implementing New Functionality, Beginning with a Basic

question 6

Multiple Choice

A gradual approach to implementing new functionality, beginning with a basic set, then adding more advanced functionality after users have had a chance to adjust to the new system is a good idea because:

• A) Users can get new ideas for advanced functionality once they have a chance to use the basics of the new system.
• B) This approach allows for an iterative approach to be taken to fix issues and make improvements to the new system.
• C) It sets in motion "the journey" of continuous improvement and process redesign using the new system.
• D) All of the above.

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Definitions:

Special Treatment

The act of giving preferential or unique consideration or handling to a particular person or group.

Supply Fixed

A situation where the availability of a good or service is limited and cannot be easily adjusted.

Unique Product

A product that is different from anything else on the market, either because of its brand, design, or functionality, giving it a competitive advantage.

Price

The financial requirement for obtaining a service or good.