Which activity belongs to the process Specify information requirements?

Question

Options

• Adefining the global impact of a suggested change to the information provisioning
• Bdefining the impact of the suggested IT solution on the end user organization
• Cdefining how the IT solution interacts with the non-automated processes

• A
  23% (5)
• B
  68% (15)
• C
  9% (2)

Explanation

Specifying information requirements focuses on translating business needs into concrete demands from the end-user perspective - making option B correct. Defining how a proposed IT solution impacts the end-user organization is precisely this process's concern: understanding what users need, how they work, and what must change for them when a new solution is introduced.

Option A is wrong because assessing the global impact of a change to information provisioning belongs to a higher-level governance or change management process (such as impact analysis within change control), not the requirements specification stage.

Option C is wrong because defining how an IT solution interacts with non-automated (manual) processes is an activity in a design or transition process - it concerns solution architecture, not the discovery of what information users require.

Memory tip: Link "Specify information requirements" to the user - you're specifying what users need and how a solution affects them. Whenever you see "end user organization" in an answer choice, it signals this requirements-gathering, user-facing process.

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