A business analyst (BA) is managing stakeholder collaboration to ensure positive reactions are capitalized upon. There is uncertainty as to whether the correct stakeholders have been identified…

The correct answer is D. Interviews. Interviews are a technique for eliciting information from stakeholders by asking questions and listening to their responses. Interviews can be used to identify and confirm the correct stakeholders for a project, as well as to understand their needs, expectations, and…

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A business analyst (BA) is managing stakeholder collaboration to ensure positive reactions are capitalized upon. There is uncertainty as to whether the correct stakeholders have been identified. Which technique can be used to correct this situation?

Options

AFunctional decomposition
BLessons learned
CRisk analysis
DInterviews

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A
14% (8)
B
7% (4)
C
2% (1)
D
77% (44)

Explanation

Interviews are a technique for eliciting information from stakeholders by asking questions and listening to their responses. Interviews can be used to identify and confirm the correct stakeholders for a project, as well as to understand their needs, expectations, and preferences. Functionaldecomposition, lessons learned, and risk analysis are useful for other aspects of business analysis, but they do not directly help to identify the correct stakeholders.

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