The initial change plan, developed in the SAP Activate Prepare phase, sets the OCM roadmap. Option C is correct because considering interdependencies with project milestones (e.g., aligning training with system testing in Realize) ensures synchronization—e.g., if go-live shifts, communication must adjust, preventing misaligned efforts. This integration is vital in SAP Activate, where OCM supports technical delivery. For instance, stakeholder workshops might be timed before fit-to-standard sessions to prepare users, showing how OCM tasks hinge on project progress.
Option A is incorrect—using a different tool (e.g., separate software) risks silos and confusion, not visibility; alignment with the project plan (e.g., same Gantt chart) is standard. Option B is incorrect—waiting for full details contradicts agile principles; the initial plan is high-level and refined later (Explore/Realize), as early info is often incomplete. Option D is incorrect; while stakeholder alignment is valuable, it’s a follow-up to ensure execution, not the development process, which focuses on planning first. SAP OCM prioritizes integration over isolation.
“Develop the initial change plan by considering interdependencies with project milestones, ensuring OCM activities synchronize with the overall implementation” (SAP Activate, Change Plan Development).
