ISEB-PM1 · Question #333
Which is an input to the Collect Requirements process?
The correct answer is D. Stakeholder register. Stakeholder Register is correct because the Collect Requirements process depends on knowing who the stakeholders are before you can gather their needs - the Stakeholder Register provides that list of relevant parties, their interests, and involvement levels, making it an…
Question
Which is an input to the Collect Requirements process?
Options
- ARequirement documentation
- BOrganizational process assets
- CRequirements management plan
- DStakeholder register
How the community answered
(17 responses)- A12% (2)
- B6% (1)
- C6% (1)
- D76% (13)
Explanation
Stakeholder Register is correct because the Collect Requirements process depends on knowing who the stakeholders are before you can gather their needs - the Stakeholder Register provides that list of relevant parties, their interests, and involvement levels, making it an essential input.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A (Requirements documentation) is an output of Collect Requirements, not an input - you produce it during this process, so it cannot precede it.
- B (Organizational process assets) includes templates and historical data that are broadly useful, but OPAs are not a primary listed input to this specific process in the PMBOK framework.
- C (Requirements management plan) is an output of the Plan Scope Management process; it describes how requirements will be handled, and while it informs the process, the Stakeholder Register is the more direct, recognized input here.
Memory tip: Think of it sequentially - you must first identify your stakeholders (Stakeholder Register) before you can collect anything from them. No list of stakeholders = no one to ask.
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