When a business analyst is using alternative generation, what should she always include as an output?

The correct answer is C. The option of doing nothing. According to the BABOK® Guide, alternative generation is a technique that involves identifying and exploring different ways to achieve the desired outcomes. One of the outputs of this technique is the option of doing nothing, which means maintaining the current state without impl

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AThe cost of all requirements, some requirements, and a few core requirements
BThe schedule of implementation for each solution
CThe option of doing nothing
DThe cost of each solution

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According to the BABOK® Guide, alternative generation is a technique that involves identifying and exploring different ways to achieve the desired outcomes. One of the outputs of this technique is the option of doing nothing, which means maintaining the current state without implementing any changes. This option should always be included as a baseline for comparison with other alternatives and to assess the value of change.

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