You are the business analyst for your organization and you’re performing the solution assessment process. When you assess a solution, what are you actually looking for?
A . To determine the value of the proposed solution to the stakeholder requirements
B . To determine the quality of the proposed solution to the stakeholder requirements
C . To determine the cost of the proposed solution to the stakeholder requirements
D . To determine the accuracy of the proposed solution to the stakeholder requirements
Answer: D
Explanation:
The purpose of assessing proposed solutions is to determine how closely they meet stakeholder and solution requirements. The business analyst, while assessing a single solution, determines whether the solution delivers enough business value to justify its implementation. However, the business analyst has the additional goal of attempting to determine which solution delivers the greatest business value while assessing multiple alternative solutions.
Answer. A is incorrect. Solution assessment isn’t concerned with the value of the solution.
Answer. B is incorrect. Solution assessment isn’t concerned with the quality, but with the accuracy of the solution in light of the stakeholders’ requirements.
Answer. C is incorrect. Solution assessment isn’t concerned with the costs, but with the accuracy of the solution in light of the stakeholders’ requirements.