AAC AAC Stakeholder Engagement & Collaboration

Question 1

In agile analysis, what is the primary purpose of a stakeholder map?

Accepted Answer

To identify, categorize, and prioritize stakeholders by influence and interest

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To assign tasks to team members

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To document stakeholder salaries

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To create a sprint schedule

Question 2

Which technique is most effective for eliciting requirements from a large, geographically dispersed stakeholder group in an agile project?

Accepted Answer

Collaborative online workshops using digital facilitation tools

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One-on-one interviews only

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Sending written surveys with no follow-up

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Reviewing legacy documentation alone

Question 3

What does the term 'product champion' refer to in agile stakeholder collaboration?

Accepted Answer

A stakeholder who advocates for the product and helps remove organizational obstacles

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The most experienced developer on the team

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The Scrum Master managing ceremonies

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The person who writes acceptance criteria

Question 4

When a key stakeholder consistently misses sprint reviews, what is the recommended agile analysis approach?

Accepted Answer

Engage the stakeholder to understand their constraints and adjust communication channels

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Proceed without their input

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Cancel the sprint review until they attend

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Escalate immediately to senior management

Question 5

Which agile artifact is most useful for communicating the product's progress and upcoming priorities to stakeholders?

Accepted Answer

Product roadmap

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Sprint backlog

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Team velocity chart

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Daily standup notes

Question 6

In the AAC body of knowledge, 'shared understanding' between analysts and stakeholders is best achieved through:

Accepted Answer

Frequent, collaborative conversations and visual modeling

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Extensive written specifications

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Formal approval sign-offs only

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Sending email updates weekly