Exam 220-1102 topic 1 question 76 discussion

if implementation failed you need a rollback plan

where can I find all the steps of change advisory?

Is reimagining the same as reformatting?

C. Rollback plan should be updated before requesting approval again. If the change advisory board did not approve a requested change due to the lack of alternative actions if implementation failed, then updating the rollback plan would be the logical next step. A rollback plan outlines the steps to be taken if the change does not produce the desired results or causes problems in the system. By updating the rollback plan, the requester can provide the change advisory board with a clear understanding of how they plan to address issues that may arise if the change is implemented. Updating the scope of change, risk level, or end user acceptance may also be necessary, but they are not directly related to the issue of lack of alternative actions in case of failure.

A rollback plan is a contingency plan that outlines the steps that will be taken if a change fails or causes problems.

C. Rollback plan If a change advisory board did not approve a requested change due to the lack of alternative actions if implementation failed, the rollback plan should be updated before requesting approval again. A rollback plan outlines the steps that will be taken to undo the changes if the implementation fails or causes unexpected issues. The scope of change, risk level, and end-user acceptance may also need to be updated if they are found to be insufficient, but they are not directly related to the lack of alternative actions in case of implementation failure. Updating the rollback plan can help provide assurance to the change advisory board that appropriate measures are in place to mitigate the risks associated with the change.

C, it says failed due to lack of alternative options. So c is the answer.

B. Risk level

The answer should be B.