In a software implementation project, the designated business analyst (BA) has conducted all the elicitation activities and now needs to confirm the elicitation results.
What is used by the BA Professional to guide which sources of information and which results are to be compared?
To confirm the elicitation results in a software implementation project, the business analyst uses the Elicitation Activity Plan. This plan is specifically designed to guide which sources of information and which elicitation results are to be compared. It details the methods and procedures followed during the elicitation activities, thus providing a clear framework for validating the outcomes. The plan ensures that the elicitation process is thorough and that all relevant information is accurately captured and assessed.
C. Elicitation activity plan
Ans C. BABOK v3, 4.3.5 Confirm Elicitation Results: Guidelines and Tools pg. 67: • Elicitation Activity Plan: used to guide which alternative sources and which elicitation results are to be compared.
Ans C. Page 77
C - BABOK v3, 4.3.5
C - The Elicitation Activity Plan is Guidelines for this task
While options such as the information management approach (Option A), elicitation activity plan (Option C), and business analysis approach (Option D) are important aspects of business analysis, the business analysis plan specifically provides guidance on how to confirm elicitation results and ensures alignment with the overall project objectives. Therefore, Option B is the most appropriate choice in this scenario.
No, changing my answer to C
Elicitation Activity Plan - BABOK v3, 4.3.5
C - The Elicitation Activity Plan is a guideline for the task
Agree with C asper Babok page 67 4.3.5
C seems to be the answer
• Elicitation Activity Plan: used to guide which alternative sources and which elicitation results are to be compared
Answer is C as per BABOK V3 Pg. 66 "Inconsistencies in elicitation results are often uncovered when business analysts develop specifications and models. These models may be developed during an elicitation activity to improve collaboration"