There are three inputs for stakeholder analysis. Which input describes the organizational units that exist and their interactions with one another?

The correct answer is B. Enterprise architecture. Enterprise architecture is an input for stakeholder analysis that describes the organizational units that exist and their interactions with one another. It provides a holistic view of the organization's structure, processes, systems, and goals, and how they are aligned and integr

Business Analysis Planning and Monitoring

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ABusiness need
BEnterprise architecture
CMatrix structure
DOrganizational process asset

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Enterprise architecture is an input for stakeholder analysis that describes the organizational units that exist and their interactions with one another. It provides a holistic view of the organization's structure, processes, systems, and goals, and how they are aligned and integrated. Enterprise architecture helps to identify the stakeholders who are involved in or affected by the business analysis activities and the solution.

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