You are the business analyst for your organization. Management has asked that in the business case you're creating that you also include the projected costs and benefits to be realized and how those and benefits will be assessed and evaluated.
What term matches management's request?
Management's request aligns with the concept of a cost-benefits justification. This term refers to the process of identifying and evaluating the projected costs and anticipated benefits of a proposed project or initiative. By including this analysis in the business case, you provide a comprehensive view of the financial implications and the expected value the project will deliver, enabling management to make informed decisions based on the projected return on investment.
This question seems to refer to ok BABOK V2. I really get upset when I see references to this version as I want to apply for an exam referencing v3.
same here
BABOK v3 ref. technique Business Case
Not sure it is D
If this was referring to BABOK v3 I would have selected 'A' pg 275 Question asks what the project cost and benefit would be '... a prediction of the expected total benefits minus the expected total costs, resulting in an expected net benefit (the planned business value).
Same. I would have selected A too
I think the answer is A
not A, cause the questions asks you to evaluate the costs B and C are out of scope D is the best answer, but it is a BABOK v2 question.
Question asks about term for Management's request, not about technique for evaluation. The management is requesting for cost-benefits justification by asking to include projected costs and benefits. So, correct answer is A
Cost-benefits justification is a process of identifying and assessing the costs and benefits of a proposed project or initiative