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BA-201 Question #191: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation

The correct answer is C: Each BA should use a shared system that has version control.. The business analysts should use a shared system that has version control to prevent this error from happening. Version control is a feature that allows users to track and manage changes made to documents or files over time. Version control helps to avoid overwriting or losing pr

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A group of business analysts (BA) at Universal Containers have been working with different teams of stakeholders on eliciting requirements for a new Salesforce app. The BAs have gathered and documented all of the information in a central location. Upon review of the requirements, the BAs discovered that changes made to the documentation were overwritten by each other, and they will lose time recapturing them. What should the BAs do differently to prevent this error from happening?

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  • AEach BA should use their own separate documentation.
  • BEach BA should enter their business needs in a shared spreadsheet,
  • CEach BA should use a shared system that has version control.

Explanation

The business analysts should use a shared system that has version control to prevent this error from happening. Version control is a feature that allows users to track and manage changes made to documents or files over time. Version control helps to avoid overwriting or losing previous versions of documents or files by creating backups or snapshots of each change. Version control also helps to compare different versions of documents or files and resolve any conflicts or discrepancies. https://trailhead.salesforce.com/content/learn/modules/salesforce-business-analyst-certification- prep/collaboration-with-stakeholders

Topics

#Version Control#Collaborative Documentation#Requirements Management#Data Integrity

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