You are the business analyst in your organization and you've just completed the assessment on three different proposed solutions. In your judgment, you don't think any of the solutions provide enough

The correct answer is C. Terminate the initiative.. According to the CCBA?Handbook, one of the tasks of the business analyst is to "recommend actions to increase the value delivered by the solution" (p. 11). This task involves evaluating the potential value and benefits of each solution option, comparing them to the costs and risk

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Question

You are the business analyst in your organization and you've just completed the assessment on three different proposed solutions. In your judgment, you don't think any of the solutions provide enough value to justify being implemented. What should you tell the stakeholders?

Options

AChoose the least costly solution.
BAsk for more time to find justification for the solutions.
CTerminate the initiative.
DPresent each solution and allow the stakeholders to decide.

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A
12% (3)
B
4% (1)
C
64% (16)
D
20% (5)

Explanation

According to the CCBA?Handbook, one of the tasks of the business analyst is to "recommend actions to increase the value delivered by the solution" (p. 11). This task involves evaluating the potential value and benefits of each solution option, comparing them to the costs and risks, and recommending the best option or no option at all. If none of the proposed solutions provide enough value to justify being implemented, the business analyst should tell the stakeholders to terminate the initiative, as it would not meet the business need or deliver the expected return on investment. The other options are not appropriate actions for the business analyst to take, as they do not address the issue of value alignment.

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