A business analyst (BA) was tasked with eliciting requirements for a new product scheduling system. The BA interviewed and discussed the requirements with the manager and supervisor. The requirements were written and approved by both the supervisor and manager. Which stakeholders were missed in the requirements?
When eliciting requirements for a new product scheduling system, it is crucial to consider the end users who will be directly interacting with the system on a daily basis. While the manager and supervisor have been involved, obtaining input from end users can provide valuable insights into the practical, day-to-day usage and potential issues that might not be apparent to higher-level staff. It ensures the system is user-friendly and meets the actual needs of those who will be using it most frequently.
D. End user. Already involved Supervisor and manager (PM)
sometimes i am confused if they are being tricky or typo errors. they should have stated if its PM because there are many types of managers. Jut like they often state Entity relationship instead of Entity relationship diagram.
Elicit requirement means conducting elicitation and since End User is one of the stakeholder it should be D and PM is not a stakeholder pg 64
I think it's Project Manager.
PG 64 - CONDUCT ELICITATION: - STAKEHOLDERS Customer Domain Subject Matter Expert End User Implementation Subject Matter Expert Sponsor Any Stakeholders
End User should be the missing stakeholder; they are the ones that will use the new scheduling system and their impute matters.
This relates to approve requirements where end users are the outsiders who in my opinion need to be taken into consideration.
i believe ans-c. sponser, end -user, customer and other should take part in conduct elicitation task.