Which activity belongs to the process Specify information requirements?

Question

Options

• Adefining the global impact of a suggested change to the information provisioning
• Bdefining the impact of the suggested IT solution on the end user organization
• Cdefining how the IT solution interacts with the non-automated processes

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  93% (27)
• C
  3% (1)

Explanation

Specifying information requirements is about bridging business needs and IT solutions from the user's perspective - it focuses on what end users need from information systems and how a proposed solution will affect their daily work. Option B fits squarely here because assessing the impact on the end user organization is a core part of translating business needs into information requirements.

Option A is wrong because evaluating the global impact of a change to information provisioning belongs to a change management or impact analysis process - it's broader in scope and organizational level than specifying requirements.

Option C is wrong because defining how an IT solution interacts with non-automated processes is a technical design or process integration concern, typically belonging to "Specify IT requirements" or a solution design activity rather than the information requirements phase.

Memory tip: Think of "Specify information requirements" as the user-side process - if the activity centers on what users need or how they're affected, it likely belongs here. If it's about technical interactions or org-wide change governance, it belongs elsewhere.

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