CCBA · Question #637
A project team member is confused about why a small change requires the team to look at the different enterprise-level business objectives when a desired state can be achieved easily without this anal
The correct answer is B. Impact analysis helps gain critical thinking to achieve the desired solution.. The BA should explain that impact analysis helps develop a more thoughtful, well-rounded approach to achieving the desired solution. BABOK® Guide (Chapter 5.5 - Assess Requirements Changes)states thatimpact analysis helps stakeholders consider the broader implications of changes
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A project team member is confused about why a small change requires the team to look at the different enterprise-level business objectives when a desired state can be achieved easily without this analysis. What can the business analyst (BA) do to help the team member understand?
Options
- AWhen funding is available for extra analysis, the project team needs to use it.
- BImpact analysis helps gain critical thinking to achieve the desired solution.
- CProper analysis from different aspects is required to select the first solution.
- DDetailed assessments might result in future success of other projects.
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(26 responses)- A15% (4)
- B73% (19)
- C8% (2)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
The BA should explain that impact analysis helps develop a more thoughtful, well-rounded approach to achieving the desired solution. BABOK® Guide (Chapter 5.5 - Assess Requirements Changes)states thatimpact analysis helps stakeholders consider the broader implications of changes to ensure alignment with enterprise goals. Using funding for extra analysis (Option A)does not justify why impact analysis is needed. Selecting the first solution (Option C)does not explain why broader analysis is required. Future project success (Option D)is a benefit but does not directly justify impact analysis for the
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