What is a result of the process Demand management?

Question

Options

• Ainformation architecture
• Binformation strategy
• Cstatus reports

• A
  18% (9)
• B
  71% (35)
• C
  10% (5)

Explanation

Demand management analyzes and forecasts business needs to align IT capacity and services with organizational goals - its output feeds directly into strategic planning, making information strategy (B) the correct result, as it documents how information resources should be structured and delivered to meet anticipated demand.

Information architecture (A) is wrong because that describes the structural design of information systems - an output of enterprise or solution architecture processes, not demand management. Status reports (C) are wrong because those are operational monitoring outputs that track current service performance, not a forward-looking result of managing demand.

Memory tip: Think of demand management as answering "what will we need and why?" - the answer to that question is a strategy, not a blueprint (architecture) or a progress update (status report).

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