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Which document shows a detailed analysis of business impact and benefits?

The correct answer is C. A business case. A Business Case is the formal document that provides a detailed analysis of business impacts, expected benefits, costs, and risks to justify a proposed investment.

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Question

Which document shows a detailed analysis of business impact and benefits?

Options

  • AA return on investment
  • BService level requirements
  • CA business case
  • DA service level agreement

How the community answered

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  • A
    3% (1)
  • C
    97% (28)

Why each option

A Business Case is the formal document that provides a detailed analysis of business impacts, expected benefits, costs, and risks to justify a proposed investment.

AA return on investment

Return on Investment is a financial metric or ratio used to measure profitability, not a comprehensive document that covers business impact and qualitative benefits.

BService level requirements

Service Level Requirements document what levels of service the customer needs from a provider and do not address business impact justification or benefit analysis.

CA business caseCorrect

A Business Case is specifically designed to present a structured, detailed analysis of why a project or investment should be undertaken, covering business impact, expected benefits, costs, risks, and alternatives. It is the primary artifact used by management to evaluate and authorize proposed initiatives. No other standard ITIL document covers this full scope of business justification and benefit analysis.

DA service level agreement

A Service Level Agreement is a formal contract between a service provider and customer defining agreed service targets and responsibilities, not a justification document for business impact.

Concept tested: ITIL Business Case as a business impact and benefits document

Source: https://www.axelos.com/certifications/itil-service-management/itil-4-foundation

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