DA0-001 · Question #356
An analyst is currently working on a ticket to revamp a company-wide dashboard that has been in use for five years. Which of the following should be the first step in the development process?
The correct answer is A. Talk to the group that made the request to determine the desired goal. The first step in revamping an existing dashboard should always be to consult with the stakeholders who requested the changes to fully understand their desired goals and requirements.
Question
An analyst is currently working on a ticket to revamp a company-wide dashboard that has been in use for five years. Which of the following should be the first step in the development process?
Options
- ATalk to the group that made the request to determine the desired goal.
- BMake changes to a frequently used report that is already in production.
- CBuild an additional dashboard with fewer views tailored toward each specific team.
- DDevelop a more streamlined dashboard to roll out by the next delivery date.
How the community answered
(40 responses)- A85% (34)
- B10% (4)
- C3% (1)
- D3% (1)
Why each option
The first step in revamping an existing dashboard should always be to consult with the stakeholders who requested the changes to fully understand their desired goals and requirements.
Before making any changes or starting development, it is crucial to communicate with the requesting group or stakeholders to gather requirements, understand their pain points with the current dashboard, and clearly define the objectives for the revamp. This ensures the new dashboard effectively meets user needs and business goals.
Making changes to a production report without understanding the requirements could introduce errors or fail to address the core issues, and it is not the first step in a development process.
Building additional dashboards or streamlining without first determining the desired goals from stakeholders is premature and may not align with the actual needs.
Developing a streamlined dashboard is an action taken after understanding the requirements, not the first step in the development process itself.
Concept tested: Project management - Requirements gathering
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