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Due to a change in regulation, a solution being implemented has a new compliance requirement that must be evaluated. The requirements change strategy focuses on total cost of change as the primary dri

The correct answer is B. Request additional information. This is because the impact assessment shows that the proposed change has a high cost, high risk, low benefit, and low urgency. Therefore, the requirement is not worth implementing at the current stage of the project, and it can be postponed to a later phase or release. Approving

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Due to a change in regulation, a solution being implemented has a new compliance requirement that must be evaluated. The requirements change strategy focuses on total cost of change as the primary driver for decisions. The business analyst (BA) compiled the following impact assessment of the proposed change based on the new compliance requirement. What recommendation should the BA make to the stakeholders based on the above information?

Options

  • AApprove the requirement
  • BRequest additional information
  • CDefer the requirement
  • DReject the requirement

How the community answered

(37 responses)
  • A
    8% (3)
  • B
    49% (18)
  • C
    16% (6)
  • D
    27% (10)

Explanation

This is because the impact assessment shows that the proposed change has a high cost, high risk, low benefit, and low urgency. Therefore, the requirement is not worth implementing at the current stage of the project, and it can be postponed to a later phase or release. Approving the requirement (A) is not a good option, as it would increase the project budget, duration, and complexity without adding much value. Requesting additional information (B) is not necessary, as the impact assessment already provides sufficient data to make a decision. Rejecting the requirement (D) is not advisable, as it may violate the compliance regulation and cause legal

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