What is the main purpose of the Implementation Infrastructure (II) Practice Area?

The main purpose of the Implementation Infrastructure (II) Practice Area is centered around ensuring that the processes defined within an organization are actively used and effectively integrated into daily operations. This focus on active use of processes helps in establishing a structured approach to process implementation, which is vital for achieving consistency and effectiveness in operations.

By emphasizing the necessity for processes to be actively utilized, this practice area aims to create an environment where processes are not merely documented but are practical and actionable in real scenarios. This involves providing necessary support, resources, and training to team members to ensure that they understand and can apply the defined processes in their work.

The other options, while important aspects of process improvement and management, do not encapsulate the central aim of the Implementation Infrastructure. For instance, identifying improvements to processes relates more to the continuous process improvement aspects of CMMI, while managing project funding and developing process guidelines pertain to different facets of project and process management, rather than ensuring the active implementation of established processes.