In order to assess proposed solutions, business analysts will need three inputs. Which one of the following is not an input to the task of assessing proposed solutions?
When assessing proposed solutions, the inputs include:
Solution options (A): The potential solutions to evaluate.
Requirements (B): The criteria the solution must fulfill.
Assumptions and constraints (D): Factors shaping solution feasibility.
Risk assessments (C) are not an input but rather a technique or output of analyzing the solution’s risks during the assessment process.
BABOK Reference (Chapter 6: Strategy Analysis - Assess Proposed Solution):
Risk assessments are conducted during the evaluation of solutions, using inputs like requirements and constraints, but they are not a pre-existing input.
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