When providing your client with an executive summary of their selected grid design, which three...

The correct answers are A, B, and E . A grid design executive summary should communicate the selected structural model in a way executives and project stakeholders can understand and approve. The first essential element is the recommended workspace structure and access level because that defines who can discover, request, join, or be invited to each workspace. Slack’s Enterprise organization documentation defines access levels such as Open, By Request, Invite Only, and Hidden, making access design a core part of grid architecture. Channel recommendations are also required because channels are where work happens; grid design is incomplete without guidance on how collaboration will be organized inside and across workspaces. Finally, the summary must include grid design benefits and considerations so the client understands the tradeoffs of the selected model. Training recommendations, user analytics, KPIs, and admin processes are important in the broader project, but they belong in enablement, success measurement, and governance deliverables rather than the core executive summary of the grid design.

Reference topic: Grid Design — workspace recommendations, access model, channel strategy alignment, benefits, and design considerations.