Exam CBAP topic 1 question 320 discussion

Correct answer is D: Babok v3 7.4.4.5

Ans D 7.4.4.5 The information architecture is a component of the requirements architecture because it describes how all of the business analysis information for a change relates. It defines relationships for types of information such as requirements, designs, types of models, and elicitation results. Understanding this type of information structure helps to ensure that the full set of requirements is complete by verifying the relationships are complete.

pg 151, Babok v3, The structure of the business analysis information is also an information architecture. This type of architecture is defined as part of the task Plan Business Analysis Information Management (p. 42). The information architecture is a component of the requirements architecture because it describes how all of the business analysis information for a change relates. It defines relationships for types of information such as requirements, designs, types of models, and elicitation results. Understanding this type of information structure helps to ensure that the full set of requirements is complete by verifying the relationships are complete. It is useful to start defining this architecture before setting up infrastructure such as requirements life cycle management tools, architecture management software, or document repositories.

B. Organizational Model: While the organizational model outlines the structure, roles, responsibilities, and relationships within the organization, it may not directly address the alignment or consistency of process models created from different user viewpoints. The organizational model primarily focuses on depicting the organizational structure and hierarchy, which may not inherently ensure that process flows from various user perspectives are consistent or related to each other.

its the definition of 'Solution Architecture'

Babok v3 7.4.4.5

A is not correct, D is correct

Explanation:page-151 The information architecture is a component of the requirements architecture because it describes how all of the business analysis information for a change relates. It defines relationships for types of information such as requirements, designs, types of models, and elicitation results

Information architecture (IA) is the structural design of shared information environments; the art and science of organizing and labelling websites, intranets, online communities and software to support usability and findability; and an emerging community of practice focused on bringing principles of design, ..