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Business Analysis Planning and Monitoring Flashcards

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  1. Which input is MOST critical when planning business analysis activities for a complex project?

    Answer: Expert judgment and organizational process assets

    Expert judgment combined with organizational process assets (templates, lessons learned) is most critical for planning complex BA activities.

  2. In agile projects, how does business analysis planning differ from waterfall projects?

    Answer: BA planning is iterative and adapted each sprint

    In agile projects, business analysis planning is iterative, revisited each sprint or iteration to adapt to changes and emerging requirements.

  3. Which of the following is a key output of the 'Plan Business Analysis Approach' task?

    Answer: Business analysis approach

    The key output of 'Plan Business Analysis Approach' is the business analysis approach document, which defines how BA work will be conducted.

  4. What does 'business analysis information management' primarily address?

    Answer: How to store and organize BA artifacts and deliverables

    Business analysis information management addresses how BA artifacts, requirements, and deliverables are stored, organized, and maintained.

  5. A business analyst is reviewing lessons learned from previous projects. This activity BEST supports which planning task?

    Answer: Improving future business analysis approaches

    Reviewing lessons learned from past projects helps a business analyst improve and tailor the business analysis approach for future engagements.

  6. Which of the following factors MOST influences the formality of a business analysis plan?

    Answer: The size, complexity, and risk profile of the project

    The size, complexity, and risk of a project are the primary factors that determine how formal and detailed the business analysis plan needs to be.