7L for Shahimermaid

Question 1

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Piloting a new idea is the first careful step in making a critical decision real.

 True

 False

10 points   

Question 2

1.  

The piloting process encompasses taking a well-developed idea to a messy and complex reality,

 True

 False

10 points   

Question 3

1.  

 Key questions related to risk, leverage, and sustainability are not important to the decision makers' design of the pilot.

 True

 False

10 points   

Question 4

1.  

Putting limits on a good idea works against the momentum generated by a successful feasibility assessment; nonetheless, a deliberate and conservative pilot is the most responsible way to proceed.

 True

 False

10 points   

Question 5

1.  

__________ reflects the amount of resources the organization wishes to risk and the level of activity needed to provide meaningful results about the pilot’s success or failure.

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10 points   

Question 6

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The initial assumptions about the measurable impact of the project is not relevant to a baseline for evaluating its actual results.

 True

 False

10 points   

Question 7

1.  

There is a greater likelihood of success if an idea has already been implemented successfully by similar organizations under similar conditions.

 True

 False

10 points   

Question 8

1.  

When it is possible to pilot the concept, then the organization should implement the changes or new program.

 True

 False

10 points   

Question 9

1.  

The pilot plans should clearly stipulate the skill sets and expertise required not only to implement the pilot but to manage it and evaluate it as well.

 True

 False

10 points   

Question 10

1.  

A detailed budget with narrative should be developed as part of the pilot plan.

 True

 False