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Two business analysts (BAs) are working on a requirement elicitation activity. One BA comes across a checklist that contains stakeholder details such as who are involved, location, group dynamics…

The correct answer is A. select elicitation techniques. According to the Capability in Business AnalysisTM (CCBA? guidelines, one of the tasks that business analysts perform in the requirement elicitation activity is to select the appropriate elicitation techniques that suit the context and needs of the stakeholders12. A checklist…

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Two business analysts (BAs) are working on a requirement elicitation activity. One BA comes across a checklist that contains stakeholder details such as who are involved, location, group dynamics that are to be considered before beginning the elicitation activity and seeks a clarification from the second BA. The other BA explains that these details, along with several other items mentioned in the checklist, are required to:

Options

  • Aselect elicitation techniques.
  • Bprepare stakeholders.
  • Csecure supporting material.
  • Dunderstand scope of elicitation.

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(48 responses)
  • A
    94% (45)
  • B
    4% (2)
  • D
    2% (1)

Explanation

According to the Capability in Business AnalysisTM (CCBA? guidelines, one of the tasks that business analysts perform in the requirement elicitation activity is to select the appropriate elicitation techniques that suit the context and needs of the stakeholders12. A checklist that contains stakeholder details, such as who are involved, location, group dynamics, etc., is a useful tool to help the business analysts to choose the most effective and efficient elicitation techniques for the given situation34. For example, the business analysts may decide to use interviews, focus groups, observation, or prototyping, depending on the stakeholder characteristics and

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#elicitation preparation#technique selection#stakeholder analysis#elicitation planning

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