CCBA · Question #64
You are a business analyst for your organization and you're working with the stakeholders to identify the primary inputs to the business analysis approach. Which one of the following is a primary…
The correct answer is A. The business analysis approach will be shaped by the problem or opportunity faced by the D. The business analysis approach will be shaped by the risks faced by the organization: This is. organization: This is a correct input for the business analysis approach, as it defines why the project is initiated and what are the desired outcomes and benefits for the organization and the This is an incorrect input for the business analysis approach, as it is a consequence…
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You are a business analyst for your organization and you're working with the stakeholders to identify the primary inputs to the business analysis approach. Which one of the following is a primary input to the business analysis approach?
Options
- AThe business analysis approach will be shaped by the problem or opportunity faced by the
- BThe business analysis approach will be shaped by the penalty of not seizing the opportunity:
- CThe business analysis approach will be shaped by the time allowed for business analysis
- DThe business analysis approach will be shaped by the risks faced by the organization: This is
How the community answered
(43 responses)- A72% (31)
- B12% (5)
- C16% (7)
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organization: This is a correct input for the business analysis approach, as it defines why the project is initiated and what are the desired outcomes and benefits for the organization and the This is an incorrect input for the business analysis approach, as it is a consequence of not implementing the solution, not a factor that influences the planning and execution of the business analysis activities. This is an incorrect input for the business analysis approach, as it is a constraint on the business analysis process, not an input. Constraints are restrictions or limitations that affect the feasibility, desirability, or viability of the solution. a correct input for the business analysis approach, as it identifies how the uncertainties and potential threats may affect the project's objectives, scope, schedule, cost, or quality.
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