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CBAP Question #231: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is B. Assess proposed solution. Assess proposed solution is the business analysis process of evaluating a specific solution candidate to determine whether it delivers sufficient business value to justify implementation.
Question
Paul is the business analyst for his organization. He is examining a single solution to determine if the solution he and his team have identified carries enough business value to justify its implementation. What business analysis process is Paul performing in this scenario?
Options
- ADefine transition requirements
- BAssess proposed solution
- CAssess organizational readiness
- DAllocate requirements
Explanation
Assess proposed solution is the business analysis process of evaluating a specific solution candidate to determine whether it delivers sufficient business value to justify implementation.
Common mistakes.
- A. Define transition requirements focuses on identifying what is needed to move the organization from its current state to the desired future state, not on evaluating the business value of a proposed solution.
- C. Assess organizational readiness determines whether the organization is prepared to adopt and operate a new solution, which is a separate concern from evaluating a solution's business value.
- D. Allocate requirements is the process of assigning requirements to specific solution components or releases, not evaluating whether a solution justifies implementation.
Concept tested. Assessing proposed solution for business value
Reference. https://www.iiba.org/standards-and-resources/babok/
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