You are the business analyst for your organization and are currently with several key stakeholders as part of the determination of which business analysis approach is most appropriate for the current project.
Which one of the following is not a stakeholder that is considered when completing the business analysis planning and monitoring task to determine a business analysis approach?
When determining a business analysis approach, the stakeholders considered typically include the project manager, regulator, and functional management, among others. Testers, while important in the project lifecycle, are generally not involved in the business analysis planning and monitoring phase, making this the correct choice.
According to BABOK v3: DSME, PM, Regulator and Sponsor are the only stakeholders for this task. Tester is the wrong answer as well
According to BABOK V3. The generic list of stakeholders includes the following roles: • business analyst, •customer, • domain subject matter expert, • end user, • implementation subject matter expert, Business Analyst • operational support, •project manager, •regulator, • sponsor, • supplier, and •tester
I would go with tester as functional management can be considered a domain subject matter expert
functional management is the most common type of organizational management, not a stakeholder Tester is also a type of stakeholder that has nothing to do with the BAPM. I will going with answer D.
There is no stakeholder called functional management
I would go with tester as well, as it is not part of the listed stakeholders for business analysis planning and monitoring phase
Tester is not listed