ECBA · Question #114
It is important for a business analyst to know the role of stakeholders in order to:
The correct answer is B. understand sign-off authority. Knowing a stakeholder's role directly maps to their authority - specifically, who has the power to approve, reject, or sign off on deliverables. Without this knowledge, a BA risks presenting work to the wrong people, stalling projects at critical gates. Option A (processing…
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It is important for a business analyst to know the role of stakeholders in order to:
Options
- Aprocess the feedback accurately.
- Bunderstand sign-off authority.
- Cidentify risk tolerance levels.
- Dgain project support.
How the community answered
(50 responses)- A2% (1)
- B86% (43)
- C8% (4)
- D4% (2)
Explanation
Knowing a stakeholder's role directly maps to their authority - specifically, who has the power to approve, reject, or sign off on deliverables. Without this knowledge, a BA risks presenting work to the wrong people, stalling projects at critical gates. Option A (processing feedback accurately) is about communication technique, not role identification. Option C (risk tolerance) relates to stakeholder attitude, not their role within the organization. Option D (gaining project support) is a byproduct of good stakeholder management overall, not the specific reason a BA needs to understand roles.
Memory tip: Think "Role = Right to sign." A stakeholder's role determines their sign-off rights - that's the direct link the exam is testing.
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