Exam CBAP topic 1 question 340 discussion

C. Alignment with solution scope

The alignment with solution scope should be considered first when filtering ideas. If a proposed feature is outside the defined scope of the solution, it should not be considered for the next implementation cycle, regardless of its potential benefits, cost, or time to market. This ensures that the company focuses on features that support its business objectives and product vision.

C. ensures that the selected features align with the overall purpose and goals of the mobile application, increasing the likelihood of delivering value to users and achieving business objectives.

C. Alignment with solution scope A requirement can be of benefit to a stakeholder and still not be a desirable part of a solution. A requirement that does not deliver benefit to a stakeholder is a strong candidate for elimination. When requirements do not align, either the future state must be re-evaluated and the solution scope changed, or the requirement removed from the solution scope

keyword is 'beta version', the project is not officially delivered yet. need to consider solution scope prior to delivering additional features to increase client satisfaction.

I'll go with A. Typical factors that influence prioritization include: • Benefit: the advantage that accrues to stakeholders as a result of requirement implementation, as measured against the goals and objectives for the change. The benefit provided can refer to specific functionality, desired quality, or strategic goal or business objective.

It is A. This is solution evaluation. It is in beta stage, meaning a form.ofnthe solution exists and is being evaluated using survey. First filter will be highest customer satisfaction.

A is correct : Benefits of a non-financial nature (such as improved staff morale, increased flexibility to respond to change, improved customer satisfaction, or reduced exposure to risk) are also important and add significant value to the organization.

Ans C 7.3.4.3 A requirement can be of benefit to a stakeholder and still not be a desirable part of a solution. A requirement that does not deliver benefit to a stakeholder is a strong candidate for elimination. When requirements do not align, either the future state must be re-evaluated and the solution scope changed, or the requirement removed from the solution scope. If a design cannot be validated to support a requirement, there might be a missing or misunderstood requirement, or the design must change.

ANS is C BABOK V-3 3.4.6 pg 146 Evaluate Alignment with Solution Scope - A requirement can be of benefit to a stakeholder and still not be a desirable part of a solution. A requirement that does not deliver benefit to a stakeholder is a strong candidate for elimination. When requirements do not align, either the future state must be re-evaluated and the solution scope changed, or the requirement removed from the solution scope. If a design cannot be validated to support a requirement, there might be a missing or misunderstood requirement, or the design must change.