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Question 303

Stakeholders have indicated concerns with the level of uncertainty they are willing to accept with the solution.

What type of analysis can the business analyst (BA) use to alleviate these concerns?

    Correct Answer: D

    When stakeholders are concerned with the level of uncertainty they are willing to accept with the solution, the most appropriate type of analysis to use is Risk Analysis. Risk Analysis involves identifying, assessing, and managing potential risks that could affect the project's outcomes. It evaluates the uncertainties and creates strategies to mitigate or manage those risks to ensure stakeholder concerns are alleviated.

Discussion
Kakashi_SenseiOption: D

Ans: D - Risk Assessment

cc2104Option: D

6.3 Assess Risks 4 Risk Tolerance How much uncertainty a stakeholder or an enterprise is willing to take on in exchange for potential value is referred to as risk tolerance.

OlivierPaudex

The question is asking what type of analysis..., not tolerance. A gap analysis performs between current and future state, assesses options for achieving the future state, and recommends the highest value approach for reaching the future state including any transition states that may be required along the way. (BABOK 6.0.1) Answer A (Gap analysis) is correct.

Wolfedale

gap analysis is about understanding the difference between current and future states (6.4.4.2) risk analysis is about identifying uncertainty that could negatively or positively affect the potential solution (10.38.1)

TochToch

Answer is Risk analysis. Refer to BABOK V3 10.38.1: "Risk analysis and management identifies areas of uncertainty that could negatively affect value, analyzes and evaluates those uncertainties, and develops and manages ways of dealing with the risks."

MmotunOption: D

D. Risk analysis as a technique. Used to identify and manage risk. 6.3.5

RabbitsfootOption: D

keywords for me: 'uncertainty' = risk, 'willing to accept' = risk. Gap analysis indicate system maturity, therefore No... then it is D. Risk

fepecyOption: D

Risk Analysis correct answer, Key words (Level of uncertainty=Risk Level)

EgooyiboOption: D

Risk Analysis is correct

ibk1993Option: D

Risk Analysis