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Stakeholder Engagement and Collaboration Flashcards

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  1. What is the primary purpose of stakeholder analysis in business analysis?

    Answer: To identify stakeholders' interests, influence, and impact on the project

    Stakeholder analysis identifies who the stakeholders are, their level of interest and influence, and how they may impact or be impacted by the project.

  2. Which of the following BEST describes a 'key stakeholder'?

    Answer: A stakeholder with significant influence or impact on the project outcomes

    A key stakeholder is one whose influence, authority, or stake in the project outcome is significant enough to affect or be affected by project results.

  3. A business analyst notices a stakeholder is disengaged. What is the BEST approach?

    Answer: Investigate the reason for disengagement and adapt the engagement strategy

    Understanding why a stakeholder is disengaged allows the BA to tailor the engagement strategy to re-involve them effectively.

  4. What does a 'stakeholder engagement assessment matrix' help a business analyst do?

    Answer: Compare current vs. desired engagement levels for each stakeholder

    A stakeholder engagement assessment matrix compares current engagement levels against desired levels to identify gaps and guide engagement strategies.

  5. Which factor MOST affects how a business analyst communicates with a stakeholder?

    Answer: The stakeholder's role, knowledge level, and preferred communication style

    Communication should be tailored to the stakeholder's role, technical knowledge, and preferred style to ensure clarity and effectiveness.

  6. What is the difference between a 'sponsor' and a 'business analyst' in a project?

    Answer: The sponsor provides authority and funding; the BA facilitates requirements and solutions

    The sponsor champions the project and provides resources and authority, while the BA facilitates the process of defining requirements and identifying solutions.