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Question #: 296
Topic #: 1
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A project to implement shared registration procedures across multiple jurisdictions has stalled several times. The new business analyst (BA) assigned to the project used a collaborative game to elicit requirements. What effect was the BA attempting to achieve?

  • A. Minimal variance from planned effort
  • B. Close alignment with corporate values
  • C. Stimulate teamwork in a fun situation
  • D. High confidence in conclusions
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Suggested Answer: D 🗳️
by 17b7c4c at Oct. 15, 2024, 3:11 p.m.

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C. Stimulate teamwork in a fun situation
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Collaborative games are a technique used by business analysts to encourage active participation, stimulate creativity, and foster teamwork among stakeholders in a relaxed and enjoyable environment. By using a collaborative game, the business analyst aims to create a fun situation that promotes engagement, helps stakeholders feel comfortable sharing ideas, and enhances collaboration, especially on projects that have faced challenges or stalled.
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