A business analyst (BA) wants to estimate the potential value delivered by a set of requirements and design options by targeting a small group of stakeholders to understand their perceived value and expectations. The BA is going to organize a discussion during which feedback is collected.
Which technique will be used?
The correct technique for a business analyst to estimate the potential value delivered by a set of requirements and design options by targeting a small group of stakeholders and organizing a discussion to collect feedback is a Focus Group. Focus Groups are typically used for obtaining insight into stakeholders' perceptions and expectations through structured discussion, which aligns precisely with the scenario described.
Answer is A. Refer to BABOK V3 Pg 280 (Paragraph 3) 10.21.2
BABOK V3 pg 161: • Focus Groups: used to get stakeholder input on which design options best meet the requirements, and to evaluate a targeted, small group of stakeholders’ value expectations.