Which approach is best to take when a business analyst is assessing the solution options for a business need when there are relatively few criteria involved?

The correct answer is C. Focus on the differences of the solutions. When there are relatively few criteria involved in assessing the solution options, it is best to focus on the differences of the solutions, as they are likely to have the most impact on the decision. Focusing on the commonalities, the life cycle costs, or the implementation…

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AFocus on the life cycle costs of the solutions.
BFocus on the commonalities of the solutions.
CFocus on the differences of the solutions.
DFocus on the implementation cost of the solutions.

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A
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B
5% (2)
C
79% (31)
D
13% (5)

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When there are relatively few criteria involved in assessing the solution options, it is best to focus on the differences of the solutions, as they are likely to have the most impact on the decision. Focusing on the commonalities, the life cycle costs, or the implementation costs may not provide enough information to distinguish the solutions and select the best one for the business need.

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