In the Tanium project lifecycle, which phase follows the pilot?

In the Tanium project lifecycle, which phase follows the pilot?

• A. Rollout
• B. Discovery
• C. Stabilization
• D. Knowledge transfer

Answer: (C)

The phase after a pilot is stabilization. A pilot tests the approach on a limited scale to validate value and feasibility. Stabilization then focuses on making the solution reliable and ready for broader use. This means tuning configurations, validating data accuracy, addressing issues uncovered during the pilot, and establishing the operational practices needed to support ongoing use (like runbooks and support processes). Once the environment is stable and meets the required success criteria, you’re prepared to move into rollout at larger scale and then proceed to knowledge transfer to the operations teams.

The phase after a pilot is stabilization. A pilot tests the approach on a limited scale to validate value and feasibility. Stabilization then focuses on making the solution reliable and ready for broader use. This means tuning configurations, validating data accuracy, addressing issues uncovered during the pilot, and establishing the operational practices needed to support ongoing use (like runbooks and support processes). Once the environment is stable and meets the required success criteria, you’re prepared to move into rollout at larger scale and then proceed to knowledge transfer to the operations teams.