To ensure that any final adjustments are made before full deployment - This is correct. Gathering feedback from end-users after acceptance testing helps identify any remaining issues, usability concerns, or overlooked requirements. It ensures the system meets user needs and operates effectively in the real-world environment before full deployment.
Because end-users do not need to be involved in technology decisions - End-user feedback is critical to the success of system changes, as they are the ones who interact with the system daily. Ignoring their input can lead to poor adoption or usability issues.
To confirm that stakeholder approval has been obtained - While stakeholder approval is important, end-user feedback focuses specifically on operational usability and satisfaction, which is distinct from stakeholder approval processes.
Because the change should satisfy only the technical requirements - A system must meet both technical requirements and end-user needs. Focusing only on technical aspects can lead to a system that is functional but not user-friendly or effective in practice.
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