If a stakeholder is looking to understand the logistics and scope of each of the elicitation activities, a business analyst (BA) would share the:

Question

Options

• Aelicitation results (confirmed).
• Belicitation activity plan.
• Cstakeholder engagement approach.
• Delicitation results (unconfirmed).

• A
  7% (2)
• B
  90% (27)
• C
  3% (1)

Explanation

Option B is correct because the elicitation activity plan documents the logistics (timing, resources, tools) and scope (what will be covered) of each planned elicitation activity - it's the planning artifact that tells stakeholders how elicitation will be conducted before it happens.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (confirmed results) and D (unconfirmed results) both capture outcomes of elicitation after it has occurred, not the logistics and scope of the activities themselves.
• C (stakeholder engagement approach) describes how stakeholders will be involved throughout the project broadly, not the specifics of individual elicitation sessions.

Memory tip: Think "plan = logistics." If a stakeholder wants to know what's coming and how it will run, that's the plan. If they want to know what was found, that's the results. The word "logistics" in the question is your direct cue to select the planning document.

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