4.3.4 Collaborate and promote visibility: ork and its results should be made visible, hidden agendas should be avoided, and information should be shared to the greatest degree possible... When improvement activity occurs in relative silence, or with only a small group being aware of the details, assumptions and rumours can prevail. Resistance to change will often arise as staff members speculate about what is changing and how it might impact them.

. Increasing collaboration and visibility for the improvement

Should be B

Involving customers after all planning has been completed may lead to missed opportunities for valuable input and collaboration. Admins need to change the answer please, thank you!

Admins need to change the answer. This service can't be trusted with mistakes like this.

Should be B

C is the correct answer. Fix it.

It's B

B for sure

Everyone said B, why it is still showing the wrong answer??

It's B

should be B

B. Increasing collaboration and visibility for the improvement The guiding principle "collaborate and promote visibility" in ITIL v4 emphasizes the importance of involving stakeholders, sharing information, and fostering collaboration to drive successful improvements.

Has to be option B. All other options are prescriptive.

CORRECT B. Increasing collaboration and visibility for the improvement A. Restricting information about the improvement to essential stakeholders only - "collaborate and promote visibility" promotes transparency. This is other way around. C. Involving customers after all planning has been completed - involvement should be as early as planning phase. D. Engaging every stakeholder group in the same way, with the same communication - not necessarily, your communication method may change based on your stakeholders. There is no one way method for all.

B should be correct

The correct answer is B. Increasing collaboration and visibility for the improvement. The guiding principle "collaborate and promote visibility" emphasizes the importance of involving relevant stakeholders, fostering collaboration, and ensuring transparency throughout the improvement process. By increasing collaboration and visibility, resistance to a planned improvement can be reduced. When stakeholders are actively engaged, informed, and involved in the improvement efforts, they are more likely to understand the rationale behind the changes, have an opportunity to provide input and feedback, and feel a sense of ownership and involvement in the process.