What might be established to evaluate the success of a solution after implementation?

Establishing baseline metrics based on the current state is essential for evaluating the success of a solution after implementation. These metrics provide a reference point against which the outcomes of the implemented solution can be measured. They allow stakeholders to assess whether the new solution has improved performance, efficiency, or other relevant factors compared to the previous state.

When baseline metrics are in place, they help identify specific areas of improvement by quantifying the differences in performance, productivity, or other criteria before and after implementation. This ultimately facilitates informed decision-making regarding the effectiveness of the solution and whether further adjustments are necessary.

While other options may play a role in aspects of the implementation process, they do not provide the same foundational reference that baseline metrics offer for assessing success post-implementation.