Project work is taking place to evaluate whether a system's requirements can be met via creating internally, purchasing from others, or a combination of the two. What goal is addressed by this…

The correct answer is C. Defining the solution approach. The solution approach is a description of how a need will be addressed by a solution. It includes an analysis of whether to build, buy, or reuse a solution component, or a combination of these options. Developing the project plan, outlining the change control strategy, and…

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Project work is taking place to evaluate whether a system's requirements can be met via creating internally, purchasing from others, or a combination of the two. What goal is addressed by this analysis?

Options

ADeveloping the project plan
BOutlining the change control strategy
CDefining the solution approach
DValidating the requirements

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(43 responses)

A
12% (5)
B
2% (1)
C
81% (35)
D
5% (2)

Explanation

The solution approach is a description of how a need will be addressed by a solution. It includes an analysis of whether to build, buy, or reuse a solution component, or a combination of these options. Developing the project plan, outlining the change control strategy, and validating the requirements are not goals of this analysis.

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