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CBAP · Question #548
CBAP Question #548: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is B. Allocate Requirements. When requirements must be distributed across multiple solution components and sub-projects, the BA performs Allocate Requirements to assign each requirement to the appropriate component, ensuring full coverage of all objectives.
Question
Company A has been engaged to provided solution software to Company B as part of a combined service offering to Company C. The initiative requires a sub project for Companies A and B learn Company Cs statutory requirements, a sub project for Company A to write custom functionality for the solution, and a sub project for Company B to develop infrastructure and support for the solution as well as the main project of implementation and cutover from Company Cs current data processing solution to the service from Company B, How does the business analyst (BA) assign requirements to the various solution components to ensure all objectives are met?
Options
- ADescribed Design Options
- BAllocate Requirements
- CIdentify Improvement Opportunities
- DDefine Solution Approaches
Explanation
When requirements must be distributed across multiple solution components and sub-projects, the BA performs Allocate Requirements to assign each requirement to the appropriate component, ensuring full coverage of all objectives.
Common mistakes.
- A. Describe Design Options involves presenting alternative solution approaches for stakeholder evaluation, not distributing requirements to specific solution components.
- C. Identify Improvement Opportunities focuses on finding gaps or inefficiencies between the current and desired state, not on assigning requirements to components.
- D. Define Solution Approaches establishes the high-level strategy for addressing the business need, not the granular assignment of requirements to individual sub-projects or components.
Concept tested. Allocating requirements to solution components and sub-projects
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