CBAP · Question #37
The business analysis approach generally defines all of the following attributes except for which one?
The correct answer is D. Requirements for solutions acceptance. The business analysis approach defines deliverables, analysis techniques, and team roles, but solution acceptance requirements are a separate artifact documented outside the approach itself.
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The business analysis approach generally defines all of the following attributes except for which one?
Options
- ADeliverables
- BAnalysis technique
- CTeam roles
- DRequirements for solutions acceptance
How the community answered
(57 responses)- A5% (3)
- B7% (4)
- C14% (8)
- D74% (42)
Why each option
The business analysis approach defines deliverables, analysis techniques, and team roles, but solution acceptance requirements are a separate artifact documented outside the approach itself.
Deliverables are a standard component of the business analysis approach, specifying what outputs the analysis effort will produce.
Analysis techniques are explicitly part of the approach, describing the methods that will be used to conduct business analysis activities.
Team roles are defined within the business analysis approach to clarify who is responsible and accountable for each analysis activity.
Requirements for solutions acceptance belong to solution evaluation criteria, not the business analysis approach. The approach focuses on how analysis will be conducted - what will be delivered, which techniques will be used, and who is responsible - not on criteria for accepting a finished solution.
Concept tested: Components of the business analysis approach
Source: https://www.iiba.org/standards-and-resources/babok/
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