Rachel is writing the business case for her organization. As she's completing this process Rachel is concerned that she's including all the correct information for management.
Which one of the following should Rachel not include in her business case?
The business case should focus on presenting a high-level overview of the project to decision-makers, including its strategic alignment, benefits, costs, risks, and timeline. Including details about the prioritization of requirements is not appropriate for a business case, as it is part of the requirements gathering and analysis process, which is more detailed and specific. Therefore, Opportunities to prioritize requirements should not be included in Rachel's business case.
The answer can be extracted from 10.7.2 of Babok V3. ..."the method provides sufficient detail to inform and request approval without providing specific intricacies about the method/approach of implementation"
The prioritization of requirements is a task that is performed during the requirements gathering and analysis process. It is not something that should be included in the business case.
Option B Babok v2 page 95