CCBA · Question #305
A client wants to rehire a business analysis consulting firm for another project. The assigned business analyst (BA) developed a good rapport with the stakeholders, but delivered documents that contai
The correct answer is D. identify performance metrics before commencing work.. This is because performance metrics are measurable indicators that help to evaluate the effectiveness and efficiency of the business analysis work. By identifying the performance metrics before starting the project, the consulting company can set clear expectations, monitor progr
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A client wants to rehire a business analysis consulting firm for another project. The assigned business analyst (BA) developed a good rapport with the stakeholders, but delivered documents that contained lots of technical jargon that the client could not fully understand. Based on the feedback, the consulting company should:
Options
- Arecommend a new methodology which is the latest trend in the industry.
- Bassign a different BA to the project.
- Cdiscuss the feedback during the brainstorming sessions after project completion.
- Didentify performance metrics before commencing work.
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(16 responses)- A13% (2)
- B6% (1)
- D81% (13)
Explanation
This is because performance metrics are measurable indicators that help to evaluate the effectiveness and efficiency of the business analysis work. By identifying the performance metrics before starting the project, the consulting company can set clear expectations, monitor progress, and demonstrate value to the client. Recommending a new methodology (A) is not a valid option, as it does not address the feedback about the technical jargon in the documents. Assigning a different BA to the project (B) is not a good option, as it may disrupt the rapport and trust that the assigned BA has built with the stakeholders. Discussing the feedback during the brainstorming sessions after project completion ?is a good practice, but it is too late to improve the current project outcome.
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