A business analyst (BA) is assigned to a project which has two main stakeholders: a highly regulated government agency and a less formal private company. To select the business analysis approach, the BA will conduct a meeting with representatives from each entity to decide on the level of formality needed for requirements and design specifications. During the meeting, what should the BA's strategy be?
In a situation where stakeholders have differing needs, it is important to develop a consensus on a tailored approach for formality. This allows the business analyst to address the specific requirements and constraints of both the highly regulated government agency and the less formal private company. By collaboratively establishing the level of formality, the BA can ensure that the approach is acceptable to all parties involved and tailored to meet their unique needs.
A. Develop consensus on a tailored approach for formality
I believe it’s A
A. Develop consensus on a tailored approach for formality
A. Develop consensus on a tailored approach for formality
The question is about the first meeting only not the approach