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Format: Evaluation Assessment
The Trial Run Assessment describes how well the application package satisfies your organization's business needs and whether the package should be implemented. The assessment evaluates the package's individual functions and features. It includes the following information:
  • Function/feature description
  • Function/feature criticality
  • Rating
  • Sources of rating
  • Comments

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    Application Solution Process

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