Ah, I see what you mean! Optimizing the implementation of the program doesn't seem to be the same as evaluating and optimizing the network itself. Good catch!
Okay, let's think this through. A) and B) seem to be part of the optimization service, and D) is about knowledge transfer, which is also relevant. That leaves C) as the odd one out.
Well, from my understanding, it's a service that helps optimize the performance and efficiency of IP networks. The options seem to be different aspects of that service.
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