A governance lead wants a single measurable signal that owners are meeting their accountability obligations. Which is the strongest choice?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
You want to count what actually got fixed, on time, by the person responsible. That’s the signal that means something.
Full Explanation
The strongest choice is the proportion of flagged remediation actions closed by their assigned owner within the agreed timeframe. Timely closure of remediation actions by the assigned owner directly reflects whether accountability is functioning, rather than just measuring inventory activity.
The total number of use cases currently listed in the inventory is incorrect because the size of the inventory says nothing about whether owners are acting on their obligations.
The number of owners who have logged into the inventory system in the past week is incorrect because logging in does not confirm that remediation work was actually completed.
The average length of the description field for each use case entry is incorrect because description length has no bearing on whether accountability obligations are met.
For the exam, prefer outcome-based measures of accountability, such as closed remediation actions, over activity or volume metrics.