In a Normal Change Model, what are some examples of Model State Transitions defined for the Authorize state?

In a Normal Change Model, the defined Model State Transitions for the Authorize state typically involve processes that logically follow the authorization of a change request. The correct choice includes transitions such as Authorize to Canceled, Authorize to New, and Authorize to Scheduled.

The transition from Authorize to Canceled reflects a situation where, despite authorization, the change may no longer be needed or feasible and has been formally canceled. Going from Authorize to New indicates that while a change has been authorized, it is still in its early stages and may need further information or refining before proceeding. The transition to Scheduled indicates that the change has been authorized and is now on track to be executed at a determined date, signaling a progression from approval to execution planning.

Transitions classified under the other choices do not fit this standard workflow in the change management process. They either imply progression to states that do not logically follow the Authorize state or suggest actions that would not typically occur directly after a change has been authorized. Understanding these transitions is essential to grasping how change requests are managed through their lifecycle in IT Service Management.