Certified Business Analysis Professional CBAP · Free Practice Question Medium
Question 48
Imagine you're a business analyst working on a software development project. After implementation, it becomes evident that although the solution has all the necessary features, its performance and stability are below expectations. The solution often crashes and freezes, causing frustration among stakeholders. In this scenario, what should the primary focus of the recommended actions be?
- A It is too early to recommend actions at this stage of SDLC
- B Focus on designing a new solution that will replace the one just delivered
- C Focus on retiring the solution, as evidently it is not fit for purpose
- D Focus on enhancing the solution to overcome the pain points and fix technical issues
Reveal correct answer
Correct answer: D
Explanation
The task Recommend Actions to Increase Solution Value focuses on understanding the aggregate of the performed assessments and identifying alternatives and actions to improve solution performance and increase value realization. BABOK 8.5 Recommend Actions to Increase Solution Value Although options to replace or retire the solution are often considered, nothing in the case study suggests that they may be applicable.Discussion
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