What was the attendance rate from end users at the past three implementation meetings?

• A. 25%
• B. 50%
• C. 75%
• D. 100%

Answer: (B)

Measuring how many end users show up to implementation meetings reveals how engaged the user group is with the rollout. An average attendance of 50% across the past three meetings means about half of the invited end users were present, on average, in each session. This level signals moderate engagement: some users participate and stay informed, while a sizable portion misses the meetings and may not be fully aligned with the implementation progress yet.

If attendance were around 25%, participation would be quite low and at risk of leaving many end users uninformed. A 75% rate would indicate strong engagement with most users attending, and 100% would be ideal participation with everyone present. Recognizing this helps you plan improvements such as adjusting schedules, sending timely reminders, offering recordings or summaries, and ensuring the meeting content directly addresses end-user needs to boost future attendance.