A Business Analyst (BA) is tasked with presenting the requirements for an auto insurance product to domain and implementation subject matter experts (SMEs). What requirements viewpoints should be…

The Business Process Model illustrates activities, decision points, roles, and flows within a business process, making it directly relevant for domain SMEs who understand the business operations and implementation SMEs who need to understand what the system must support. It bridges business context and technical implementation requirements for an auto insurance product.

An Organization Model depicts the structure of roles and reporting relationships, which does not convey process or system requirements to implementation SMEs.

A Logical Data Model focuses on data entities, attributes, and relationships, which is useful for data-focused stakeholders but does not represent the process flows relevant to domain and implementation SMEs.

A Scope Model defines the boundaries of the solution and what is in or out of scope, but does not communicate the detailed process requirements that domain and implementation SMEs need.