Which best describes reviewing and analyzing the success of the solution?

• A. Early planning of the next project
• B. Ignoring the results
• C. Selecting a new solution without evaluation
• D. Post-implementation assessment to determine if objectives met

Answer: (D)

When you review and analyze the success of a solution, you’re performing a post-implementation assessment. The idea is to compare what you set out to achieve with what actually happened, using data and metrics to measure whether goals were met, how well the solution performed, and what impact it had. This step helps you understand effectiveness, learn from what worked or didn’t, and decide on any needed adjustments or future actions.

The best choice describes this exact process: a post-implementation assessment to determine if objectives were met. Others don’t fit because planning the next project happens before you’ve evaluated this one, ignoring the results skips the learning you gain from data, and selecting a new solution without evaluation bypasses checking whether the current solution already achieved its aims.