During the Presentation Phase, the team leader should primarily do which of the following?

The correct answer is A . SAVE’s VM Standard defines the Presentation Phase as the phase where the team leader develops a report and/or presentation that documents and conveys the adequacy of the developed alternatives and the associated value improvement opportunity. The purpose is to communicate recommendations clearly so decision makers can assess whether to accept, modify, defer, or reject them.

Option B belongs to Function Analysis. Option C belongs to Creativity. Option D is wrong because the VM team recommends; it does not take over governance or ownership authority. A strong CVS-level presentation must be technically credible and management-focused. It should explain what is recommended, why the alternative satisfies required functions, how it affects performance and risk, what costs change, what life-cycle benefits are expected, and what implementation actions are required. The Presentation Phase is not a sales pitch based on vague savings claims. It is a disciplined transfer of decision-ready information from the VM team to accountable decision makers.

References/topics: Presentation Phase; VM Report; Decision-Maker Communication.