Question 720
The business case is: A pilot compares the model subscription fee but ignores integration, training and support costs. Select TWO: the appropriate design decision and convincing validation evidence. (Select TWO.)
Explanation
Correct Answers
The intervention for the stated situation A pilot compares the model subscription fee but ignores integration, training and support costs is: Measure net value using time saved, adoption, error costs, model expenses, operational support and human review instead of counting prompts alone. It directly mitigates: Gross activity measures can disguise high rework or infrastructure costs and produce a false ROI.
A separate outcome check for the situation A pilot compares the model subscription fee but ignores integration, training and support costs is: An ROI model reconciles measured business outcomes to full lifecycle costs and a credible non-AI baseline. It measures the effect of the selected intervention rather than relying on the existence of a proposal.
Incorrect Answers
This choice addresses use-case prioritization and portfolio governance; its main associated risk is: Choosing projects by hype or vendor demos can starve practical high-value use cases and multiply unmanaged pilots. However, the situation A pilot compares the model subscription fee but ignores integration, training and support costs is primarily about return on investment and measurable business value. The targeted decision is: Measure net value using time saved, adoption, error costs, model expenses, operational support and human review instead of counting prompts alone.
This choice addresses business problem framing and success criteria; its main associated risk is: An undefined AI initiative can optimize demo appeal rather than actual customer or employee value. However, the situation A pilot compares the model subscription fee but ignores integration, training and support costs is primarily about return on investment and measurable business value. The targeted decision is: Measure net value using time saved, adoption, error costs, model expenses, operational support and human review instead of counting prompts alone.
This choice addresses pilot, iterate and scale ai adoption; its main associated risk is: Premature organization-wide rollout can amplify privacy errors, unusable workflows and unbudgeted operating costs. However, the situation A pilot compares the model subscription fee but ignores integration, training and support costs is primarily about return on investment and measurable business value. The targeted decision is: Measure net value using time saved, adoption, error costs, model expenses, operational support and human review instead of counting prompts alone.