There are three inputs needed to determine the solution approach process. What are these inputs?

The correct answer is D. Business need, organizational process assets, and required capability. According to the BABOK® Guide, the solution approach process is the process of defining the most feasible and appropriate approach to deliver a solution that meets the business need and satisfies the stakeholders. The three inputs needed to determine the solution approach…

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ABusiness need, organizational process assets, and enterprise environmental factors
BBusiness need, enterprise environmental factors, and required capability
CBusiness need, organizational process assets, and assumptions
DBusiness need, organizational process assets, and required capability

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According to the BABOK® Guide, the solution approach process is the process of defining the most feasible and appropriate approach to deliver a solution that meets the business need and satisfies the stakeholders. The three inputs needed to determine the solution approach process Business need: the problem or opportunity that the organization wants to address with the solution. Organizational process assets: the policies, procedures, standards, guidelines, and templates that are relevant to the solution approach process. Required capability: the set of capabilities that the solution must provide to meet the business need and the stakeholder requirements.

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