Which Capability Area includes the Implementation Infrastructure (II) Practice Area?

The Implementation Infrastructure (II) Practice Area is part of the Capability Area focused on Supporting Implementation. This area pertains to the structures, tools, and methods that facilitate the successful implementation of capabilities and processes within an organization.

Supporting Implementation encompasses practices that strengthen an organization's ability to integrate changes effectively, providing the necessary support systems to enable improvements. The Implementation Infrastructure is designed to ensure that the tools and resources are in place to support these changes, thereby making it easier for organizations to adopt new processes and practices.

In contrast, the other Capability Areas do not specifically address the foundational elements that are critical for implementation support. For example, Managing the Workforce focuses on the management of employees and ensuring that their skills align with organizational needs, while Planning and Managing Work deals with organizing and executing tasks to meet objectives. Sustaining Habit and Persistence, on the other hand, emphasizes long-term commitment and consistency, rather than the structures necessary for implementing changes.

Therefore, Supporting Implementation is the appropriate context for the Implementation Infrastructure Practice Area, as it directly relates to the methods and systems needed to effectively execute and maintain new processes and practices within an organization.