Before you start: Be clear about the intended outcome and the no-change option.
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A system is delivered on time, but nobody uses it. Has its expected benefit necessarily been achieved?
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Describe a comparable situation. What evidence would you need before using this reasoning to make a decision?
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Answer and reasoning
No. An output must contribute to an observed outcome. Define adoption, an outcome measure, a benefit owner and alternative explanations before claiming value.
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