DA0-002 · Question #47
An analyst must use the same data to create reports for police patrol supervisors, the city council, and a public website. Which of the following is the best way to differentiate the reports?
The correct answer is A. Persona type. To effectively differentiate reports using the same data for varied audiences like police, city council, and a public website, tailoring them by persona type is the best approach.
Question
An analyst must use the same data to create reports for police patrol supervisors, the city council, and a public website. Which of the following is the best way to differentiate the reports?
Options
- APersona type
- BDetail levels
- CAccessibility
- DSensitivity
How the community answered
(35 responses)- A71% (25)
- B20% (7)
- C3% (1)
- D6% (2)
Why each option
To effectively differentiate reports using the same data for varied audiences like police, city council, and a public website, tailoring them by persona type is the best approach.
Differentiating reports based on persona type means tailoring the report's content, presentation, and focus to meet the specific needs, context, and understanding of each target audience (persona). For police patrol supervisors, city council, and a public website, the relevant information and the way it's presented will vary significantly, even if the underlying data is the same.
Detail levels are a component of differentiation but "persona type" better encompasses the full scope of how reports should be adapted for different audiences, including level of detail.
Accessibility refers to making the report usable for people with disabilities or ensuring it can be accessed, but it's not the primary way to differentiate content for varied audiences.
Sensitivity relates to the confidential nature of the data, which might influence what data is shown to whom, but "persona type" captures the broader context of different audience needs beyond just sensitivity.
Concept tested: Audience-driven report customization
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