You as a business analyst are working for a project where business case is just approved and project is in its initial stage. You need to perform certain activities to establish a shared understanding of the product and its stakeholders, you can use few tools for the same EXCEPT:
A. A Vision Statement
B. A Glossary
C. Brainstorming
D. Requirement Risk Mitigation Strategy
What is the correct answer?
PMI PBA: Requirement Development - Setting the Stage
- seema.sonkiya
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PMI PBA: Requirement Development - Setting the Stage
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Re: PMI PBA: Requirement Development - Setting the Stage
(D) as project is it in initial stage, requirements are not very clear so we can't have risk mitigation strategies at this time.
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Re: PMI PBA: Requirement Development - Setting the Stage
You are right, however you need to develop a strategy to deal with requirement related risks
Just to add:
To create a shared understanding and to facilitate the requirement development process, you need to define a common vision (A Vision Statement) for the product among the stakeholders, and clarify the meaning of important product-related terms (A Glossary). You will also need to establish a strategy for identifying and dealing with any requirements-related risks that you may encounter (Requirement Risk Mitigation Strategy).
Brainstorming: Brainstorming is a way to produce or generate new ideas about a problem using individual or group creative thinking and to derive from them themes for further analysis
Therefore brainstorming is used to generate ideas not to develop shared understanding --> as per my view C is the right option.
Just to add:
To create a shared understanding and to facilitate the requirement development process, you need to define a common vision (A Vision Statement) for the product among the stakeholders, and clarify the meaning of important product-related terms (A Glossary). You will also need to establish a strategy for identifying and dealing with any requirements-related risks that you may encounter (Requirement Risk Mitigation Strategy).
Brainstorming: Brainstorming is a way to produce or generate new ideas about a problem using individual or group creative thinking and to derive from them themes for further analysis
Therefore brainstorming is used to generate ideas not to develop shared understanding --> as per my view C is the right option.
Thanks & Kind Regards,
Seema Sonkiya, PMI-PBA Trainer
http://www.izenbridge.com/pmi-pba/online-course/
http://www.izenbridge.com | Email: seema.sonkiya@iZenBridge.com
Seema Sonkiya, PMI-PBA Trainer
http://www.izenbridge.com/pmi-pba/online-course/
http://www.izenbridge.com | Email: seema.sonkiya@iZenBridge.com
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