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a) Support and customer service for the projected number of users to avoid churn.
b) Financial viability to contract network, cloud or other infrastructure necessary to operate the solution.
c) Having management positions for the technical areas.
d) Having a defined roadmap and a product owner responsible for its management.
e) Sparing no expense on the development of new features and using all existing technology even if it results in increased costs.

The three most relevant items to ensure scalability for a startup are:

a) Support and customer service for the projected number of users to avoid churn: Scalability involves ensuring that you can effectively support and provide customer service to your growing user base to prevent churn and maintain customer satisfaction.

b) Financial viability to contract network, cloud, or other infrastructure necessary to operate the solution: Scalability often requires investment in infrastructure and technology resources to handle increased demand and traffic. Financial viability is crucial to fund the necessary infrastructure upgrades.

d) Having a defined roadmap and a product owner responsible for its management: A well-defined roadmap and a dedicated product owner are essential for guiding the development and expansion of your solution in a structured and strategic manner, ensuring that it aligns with scalability goals.

Explanation of the concepts underlying incorrect answers:

c) Having management positions for the technical areas: While having management positions for technical areas can be important for a startup, it is not specific to ensuring scalability. Scalability is more about the capacity to handle growth and increased demand rather than organizational structure.

e) Sparing no expense on the development of new features and using all existing technology even if it results in increased costs: While developing new features can be part of scaling a startup, it's important to balance feature development with cost-effectiveness. Blindly increasing costs without a clear strategy can lead to financial challenges and may not necessarily contribute to scalability if the features are not aligned with user needs and growth objectives.

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