During a pilot, an administrator wants to confirm that governance workflows are correctly wired up before scaling to more use cases. What should they check?
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Short Explanation
You need to prove the governance wiring works, so watch a new use case flow through registration and assessment end to end. Accuracy and compute are separate concerns.
Full Explanation
The correct answer is the check that a new use case can be registered in the inventory and routed through an assessment workflow end to end. An end-to-end run through registration and assessment is the direct test of whether the inventory and workflow configuration behaves as intended. The accuracy-score check is incorrect because model accuracy is a performance metric, not evidence that the governance path is functioning. The coding-standards check is incorrect because coding standards are unrelated to whether use cases are captured for governance. The compute-capacity check is incorrect because compute capacity concerns infrastructure readiness, not the registration workflow. For the exam, validate governance readiness by tracing a use case through the workflow itself.