In a requirements management effort, the business analyst (BA) has reviewed all the requirements and has completed assessing the various impacts of changes to some of the requirements. The BA is planning to share the impact of the changes to all the stakeholders and obtain a consensus in resolution of some of the changes. Which technique will help the BA obtain a resolution on the impact of the requirement changes?
In requirements management, workshops are an effective technique for obtaining a resolution on the impact of requirement changes. Workshops involve bringing stakeholders together to discuss, analyze, and reach consensus on various issues. This collaborative approach helps in quickly resolving disagreements and ensuring that all perspectives are considered, making it ideal for assessing and resolving the impacts of changes to requirements.
Workshop should be the answer. The question is talking about obtaining consensus (read as approval) Acceptance & evaluation criteria, Decision Analysis, Item tracking, reviews, and Workshops are listed as techniques in the Approve Requirments in BABOK
It is not the approve requirements but the Assess Requirement Changes task in which there is an element - "Impact Resolution". Answer is still Workshop but it relates to this task.
Workshops: used to gain an understanding of the impact or to resolve changes in a group setting.Pg-94 Focusgroup is not a technique for Assess Requireemnt Changes task
A=workshops is the answer as Workshops help gain consensus as per page 363 of BABOK. Also This is relaly talking about Assess Requirements task where the impact is assessed and workshops is a technique and focus group is not.
I will go with Workshop : B. BABOK : 10.50.1 Workshops bring stakeholders together in order to collaborate on achieving a predefined goal. ...A workshop may be used to generate ideas for new features or products, to reach consensus on a topic, or to review requirements or designs.
Workshops: used to gain an understanding of the impact or to resolve changes in a group setting. (Assess requirements Change)