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What is the purpose of managing the solution scope and requirements from a business analyst's objective?

The correct answer is C. To obtain and maintain consensus among key stakeholders for the overall solution scope. According to the BABOK® Guide, the purpose of managing the solution scope and requirements from a business analyst's objective is to ensure that the requirements and designs are aligned with the business need and the agreed solution scope, and that they are understood and…

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Question

What is the purpose of managing the solution scope and requirements from a business analyst's objective?

Options

  • ATo complete business analysis activities as quickly as possible
  • BTo obtain and maintain requirements approval from the sponsoring client about the solution scope
  • CTo obtain and maintain consensus among key stakeholders for the overall solution scope
  • DTo complete business analysis activities as accurately as possible

How the community answered

(18 responses)
  • A
    6% (1)
  • C
    89% (16)
  • D
    6% (1)

Explanation

According to the BABOK® Guide, the purpose of managing the solution scope and requirements from a business analyst's objective is to ensure that the requirements and designs are aligned with the business need and the agreed solution scope, and that they are understood and approved by the key stakeholders. The business analyst (BA) should obtain and maintain consensus among the key stakeholders for the overall solution scope, which defines the boundaries and deliverables of the solution. The BA should also manage the changes to the solution scope and requirements, and communicate them to the relevant stakeholders. Therefore, option C is the correct answer. The other options are not the primary purpose of managing the solution scope and requirements, but rather the outcomes or benefits of doing so.

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#solution scope management#stakeholder consensus#requirements approval#scope baseline

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