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Question #: 14
Topic #: 1
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Kendra is the business analyst for her organization. She's working with the project manager and the project sponsor to discuss the current requirements. Kendra believes it's important for the project manager to first implement the requirements with the highest amount of risks. Is this a good idea?

  • A. No, the project manager and team should actually implement the lowest risk requirements first.
  • B. Yes, if the risky requirements cause the project to fail, the organization will not suffer much loss, as it hasn't invested much time or money on the project.
  • C. No, the project manager and team should implement the requirements with the highest risks last.
  • D. Yes, this allows the project manager to get the risky work done as soon as possible in the schedule.
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teletee
6 days, 7 hours ago
Selected Answer: B
Implementing high-risk requirements early in the project is a risk mitigation strategy. By addressing high-risk items first, the team can identify potential issues early and determine whether the project is viable before significant time and resources are invested. This approach aligns with the BABOK Guide's emphasis on risk management and ensuring that risks are addressed proactively. The BABOK Guide (Chapter 10: Techniques - Risk Analysis and Management) highlights the importance of identifying and addressing risks early in the project lifecycle to minimize their impact. Addressing high-risk requirements early allows the team to fail fast (if necessary) and avoid wasting resources on a project that may not succeed.
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keyss
2 months, 4 weeks ago
Selected Answer: B
B. Yes, if the risky requirements cause the project to fail, the organization will not suffer much loss, as it hasn't invested much time or money on the project.
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JennKOH
1 year, 5 months ago
Selected Answer: B
B. Yes, if the risky requirements cause the project to fail, the organization will not suffer much loss, as it hasn't invested much time or money on the project.
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Elli_Low1990
1 year, 6 months ago
Selected Answer: B
Correct Answer is B
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Stella9711
1 year, 10 months ago
Yes, if the risky requirements cause the project to fail, the organization will not suffer much loss, as it hasn't invested much time or money on the project.
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Stella9711
1 year, 10 months ago
Yes, this allows the project manager to get the risky work done as soon as possible in the schedule.
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Correct Answer is B
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