Which tool should contain a consideration of the technology investment for a project?

Question

Options

• Abusiness capabilities
• Bbusiness motivation model
• Cbusiness priorities
• Dbusiness proposal

• B
  4% (1)
• C
  12% (3)
• D
  85% (22)

Explanation

A business proposal is the correct tool because it serves as the formal document that presents a project for approval - and any serious proposal must include an assessment of technology investment (costs, infrastructure, tools, platforms) so decision-makers can evaluate feasibility and ROI.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A. Business capabilities - describes what an organization can do (its functional strengths), not project financials or investment considerations.
• B. Business motivation model - captures why an organization acts: goals, drivers, and strategy. Investment costs aren't its purpose.
• C. Business priorities - ranks competing objectives or initiatives but doesn't detail the cost or technology breakdown of a specific project.

Memory tip: Think of a proposal like a pitch deck - you're asking someone to approve spending money, so technology investment must be in there. The other three tools are about capability, motivation, and priority - the "what, why, and which first," not the "how much."

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