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Question #: 126
Topic #: 1
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Fred is the business analyst for his organization. His current initiative is quite large, so Fred decides to create a high-level plan for the business analysis approach, and then to create a detailed plan for the most imminent activities. What type of business analysis planning is Fred using in this scenario?

  • A. Step planning
  • B. Iterative planning
  • C. Cyclic planning
  • D. Rolling wave planning
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Suggested Answer: Answer: B is incorrect. Iterative planning is not a valid choice; planning does happen in iterations with the rolling wave planning approach, but it's not the correct 🗳️
This is an example of rolling wave planning. This approach to planning is ideal for larger business analysis initiatives and allows the business analyst to plan the entire initiative and approach at the high-level and the most imminent activities at the detailed level. name for the approach.
by 17b7c4c at Oct. 14, 2024, 2:28 p.m.

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Selected Answer: D
D. Rolling wave planning
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