There are three inputs needed to determine the solution approach process. What are these inputs?

• A.Business need, organizational process assets, and enterprise environmental factors
• B.Business need, organizational process assets, and assumptions
• C.Business need, organizational process assets, and required capability
• D.Business need, enterprise environmental factors, and required capability

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Barry is a project stakeholder that is excited about the deliverable your project wants to create for the organization. He's helpful, provides information, and offers support whenever your project needs it. How would you classify Barry based on this information?

• A.Positive stakeholder
• B.Cheerleader
• C.Project team member
• D.Project sponsor

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Which approach to business analysis activities deals with rapid delivery of the business value?

• A.Quality-driven
• B.Change-driven
• C.Plan-driven
• D.Stakeholder-driven

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Jason is creating a business case for his organization and management has asked him to assess the appropriate risks in the business case regarding the solution. Which one of the following risks is not a concern for Jason when defining the business case and associated risks?

• A.Organizational risk
• B.Technical risk
• C.Financial risk
• D.Positive risk

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A business analyst must consider the business value a solution brings in relation to the cost of implementing the desired solution. Suppliers will often be limited in the amount of requirements they can implement based on the allocated resources. If there are not enough resources to implement all of the solutions, what can the business analyst create to justify the additional funds for the implementation?

• A.Cost analysis
• B.Risk assessment with positive risk analysis
• C.Business case
• D.Benefits-cost ratio

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