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There exists a scoring model as a method for quantifying qualitative evaluation items. If a scoring model for four-level evaluation is used, what is the percentage of the level of goal achievement for the overall system that is evaluated with the items as shown in the table? Evaluation item Weighting Judgment details Labor saving effect Period reduction Information integration 5 8 12 As planned No change Partial improvement Points that is obtained by four-level evaluation 4: As planned 3: Almost as planned 2: Partial improvement 1: No change

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Source: FE Vol 2.pdf, PDF page 232, textbook p. 228 · Information-technology Promotion Agency, Japan · First Edition: April, 2015. ID: tb-v2-c3-q6. Publisher answer and commentary · private review.

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Q6 
There exists a scoring model as a method for quantifying qualitative evaluation items. If a 
scoring model for four-level evaluation is used, what is the percentage of the level of goal 
achievement for the overall system that is evaluated with the items as shown in the table? 
Evaluation item 
Weighting
Judgment details 
Labor saving effect 
Period reduction 
Information integration 
 5 
 8 
12 
As planned 
No change 
Partial improvement 
 
Points that is obtained by four-level evaluation 
 
4: As planned 
3: Almost as planned 
2: Partial improvement 
1: No change 
 
a) 50 
b) 52 
c) 54 
d) 56

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