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Which statement is true regarding technical requirements?
The correct answer is A. They establish the technical features that the customer value proposition must include.. Technical requirements define the specific functionalities and characteristics that a solution must possess to meet customer needs and form the core of the value proposition.
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Which statement is true regarding technical requirements?
Options
- AThey establish the technical features that the customer value proposition must include.
- BThey establish the technical strategy customer needs to follow to double the business size.
- CThey establish what the business needs to do in order to reduce time to market.
- DThey establish the business strategy that the customer must follow to accelerate their go to
How the community answered
(49 responses)- A94% (46)
- B2% (1)
- C4% (2)
Why each option
Technical requirements define the specific functionalities and characteristics that a solution must possess to meet customer needs and form the core of the value proposition.
Technical requirements precisely define the specific technical features, functionalities, and constraints that a product or service must satisfy to meet the customer's operational needs and deliver the promised value proposition. They bridge the gap between business needs and technical implementation.
Technical requirements focus on specific solution features, not on overall business growth strategies like doubling business size, which falls under long-term business planning.
Reducing time to market is a business objective often influenced by technical decisions, but technical requirements themselves describe what the solution does, not directly how fast it can be developed.
Technical requirements are distinct from overall business strategy; they inform the technical implementation details required to support a business strategy, rather than defining the strategy itself.
Concept tested: Definition of technical requirements
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