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A business owner has marked certain requirements as high priority for the upcoming release. After performing some analysis, the project team concluded that some of these requirements are not actually

The correct answer is D. Consult with the business owner to discuss possible trade-offs.. The business owner must be consultedto discuss trade-offs andensure that prioritization aligns with business needs and constraints. BABOK® Guide (Chapter 5.1 - Prioritize Requirements)states thatprioritization should involve collaboration between business and project teams to bal

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Question

A business owner has marked certain requirements as high priority for the upcoming release. After performing some analysis, the project team concluded that some of these requirements are not actually high priority and can be implemented in later releases. How should the project team proceed with prioritizing requirements?

Options

  • AImplement the requirements that the project team considers important.
  • BExecute the requirements that the business owner identified.
  • CChange the priority of the requirements by performing a re-ranking.
  • DConsult with the business owner to discuss possible trade-offs.

How the community answered

(28 responses)
  • A
    11% (3)
  • B
    7% (2)
  • C
    4% (1)
  • D
    79% (22)

Explanation

The business owner must be consultedto discuss trade-offs andensure that prioritization aligns with business needs and constraints. BABOK® Guide (Chapter 5.1 - Prioritize Requirements)states thatprioritization should involve collaboration between business and project teams to balance feasibility and business value. Implementing requirements based on team opinion (Option A)disregards business input. Executing all requirements as identified by the business owner (Option B)ignores feasibility Re-ranking without consultation (Option C)may result in misalignment with stakeholder

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