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Zoe is the business analyst for her organization. She is currently prioritizing the requirements based on the implementation difficulty of the requirements to help with the solution planning. Which…

The correct answer is C. The requirements are ranked from easiest to hardest to implement. Zoe is using an implementation difficulty-based prioritization approach, and the correct description is ranking requirements from easiest to hardest. This approach is often used in solution planning to sequence work so that simpler requirements can be delivered or validated…

Requirements Life Cycle Management

Question

Zoe is the business analyst for her organization. She is currently prioritizing the requirements based on the implementation difficulty of the requirements to help with the solution planning. Which of the following best describes the approach Zoe is taking with requirements prioritization?

Options

  • AThe requirements are categorized by type of work, and then ranked within each category of
  • BThe requirements are ranked most difficult to easiest to implement.
  • CThe requirements are ranked from easiest to hardest to implement.
  • DThe requirements are categorized by the likelihood of management approving the requirem

How the community answered

(16 responses)
  • A
    6% (1)
  • B
    6% (1)
  • C
    75% (12)
  • D
    13% (2)

Explanation

Zoe is using an implementation difficulty-based prioritization approach, and the correct description is ranking requirements from easiest to hardest. This approach is often used in solution planning to sequence work so that simpler requirements can be delivered or validated first, providing early value and momentum. Option B is the reverse - ranking from hardest to easiest - which is a less common approach and not what is described. Options A and D describe categorization schemes (by type of work and management approval likelihood, respectively), which are different prioritization strategies unrelated to implementation difficulty.

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