Operational ProceduresQuestion 92 of 100
Under change management, why should a change include a documented 'end-user acceptance' or verification step after implementation?
a.To increase RAM automatically
b.To disable logging
c.To confirm the change works as intended and the issue is resolved
d.To overclock the GPU
Explanation
Verifying end-user acceptance confirms the change achieved its goal and did not introduce new problems before the change is closed. It does not alter hardware or logging by itself.
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