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A business analyst (BA) is defining a stakeholder approval approach for the requirement deliverables. The project involves implementing new government regulatory requirements with significant risk to

The correct answer is A. Use a rigorous approval process of detailed specifications.. Given significant regulatory risks, arigorous approval processis required to ensure thatall legal, compliance, and stakeholder requirements are met before implementation. BABOK® Guide (Chapter 4.4 - Approve Requirements)states thathigh-risk projects, such as regulatory implementa

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Question

A business analyst (BA) is defining a stakeholder approval approach for the requirement deliverables. The project involves implementing new government regulatory requirements with significant risk to the organization in case of non-compliance. According to the BABOK® Guide, what will the BA need to do?

Options

  • AUse a rigorous approval process of detailed specifications.
  • BEnsure the document is completed and signed off.
  • CUse an informal approval process to speed up delivery.
  • DEnsure high-level user stories are completed and accepted.

How the community answered

(54 responses)
  • A
    78% (42)
  • B
    13% (7)
  • C
    6% (3)
  • D
    4% (2)

Explanation

Given significant regulatory risks, arigorous approval processis required to ensure thatall legal, compliance, and stakeholder requirements are met before implementation. BABOK® Guide (Chapter 4.4 - Approve Requirements)states thathigh-risk projects, such as regulatory implementations, require formal validation and approval processes to avoid compliance failures. Simply completing and signing off documents (Option B)does not ensure a proper validation Informal approval (Option C)is inappropriate for high-risk projects. High-level user stories (Option D)are insufficient for compliance-based projects.

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