Which question should be addressed during the implementation stage of the problem-solving process?

Why should the changes occur?

Are these changes the best option?

Are there other changes to consider?

Who is responsible for the changes?

The question that should be addressed during the implementation stage of the problem-solving process is "Who is responsible for the changes"?

Explanation:

Implementation in problem solving process, is the point in which all the information gathered will be used in execution, so as to solve the defined problem properly.

This stage involves three different but important steps in order to implement the solution perfectly. They includes:

1. Planning the action, and preparing the implementation

2. Implementation of the solution and monitoring of the action performed.

3. Review and performing analysis of the implementation, and its success level.

However, it is during planning stage of implementation, one will ask the question of "who will be responsible for the changes, or the implementation of the plan"

Other questions to ask at this stage are:

(a) The amount of time for the implementation.

(b) What are the indicators to know if the implementation is successful.

(c) What will situation be after the implementation of the solution.

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