A business analyst in her organization has identified all of the terminology of the solution, the acronyms the organization will use, and the nomenclature of her department where the endeavor will take place. Where should all of this information actually be stored?
A data dictionary is the correct place to store all the terminology of the solution, including acronyms and nomenclature. A data dictionary formally defines and identifies the terminology, ensuring clear communication and understanding among all stakeholders. Other options like WBS (Work Breakdown Structure), business analysis register, or a non-existent terminology register are not appropriate for this purpose.
Data dictionary