CBAP · Question #527
A business analyst (BA) is capturing the requirements for an application which displays information on a mobile device. The information will be extracted from a database owned by another department wi
The correct answer is D. Governance Approach. The Governance Approach defines decision-making authority and identifies who has approval rights over assets, resources, and changes within an organization.
Question
A business analyst (BA) is capturing the requirements for an application which displays information on a mobile device. The information will be extracted from a database owned by another department within the organization. Which of the following will identify the stakeholder who can approve access to the database?
Options
- ASolution Scope
- BRequirements Architecture
- CChange Strategy
- DGovernance Approach
How the community answered
(37 responses)- A14% (5)
- B8% (3)
- C3% (1)
- D76% (28)
Why each option
The Governance Approach defines decision-making authority and identifies who has approval rights over assets, resources, and changes within an organization.
Solution Scope defines the boundaries of what the solution will include or exclude, not who holds approval authority over organizational resources.
Requirements Architecture describes how requirements relate to and support each other structurally, not the governance or ownership of data assets.
Change Strategy outlines how the transition to a new solution will be managed, not who is authorized to grant access to existing data.
The Governance Approach establishes the framework for decision-making, including who holds authority to approve or deny access to resources such as databases. It identifies roles, responsibilities, and escalation paths, making it the correct artifact to consult when determining which stakeholder can authorize database access from another department.
Concept tested: Governance Approach and stakeholder authority identification
Source: https://www.iiba.org/standards-and-resources/babok/
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