An organization that is being interviewed online has recently experienced a severe network outage and, consequently, the organization has stated that it is required to have a working data network…

Business requirements describe the high-level needs of the organization that must be met for the organization to function and achieve its goals. A reliable data network is an organizational necessity required for core business operations, placing it at the business requirement level rather than as a feature of a specific solution.

Customer requirements reflect the needs of external customers or clients, not internal organizational operational dependencies.

Solution requirements describe the specific characteristics, functions, or capabilities that a particular solution must have - they are more granular than the high-level organizational need for network connectivity.

Transition requirements describe temporary capabilities needed to move from the current state to the future state, such as data migration or training, not ongoing operational necessities.