You are the business analyst for your organization and you're working with the key stakeholders to validate the requirements. In your review, you have determined the business value of each requirement and you've discovered three requirements that do not deliver direct or indirect value to the stakeholders. What should you do with these requirements?
A) Determine their purpose in the requirements set.
B) Justify their existence.
C) See if the requirements are integrated with other requirements.
D) Remove them from the requirements set.

Question

You are the business analyst for your organization and you're working with the key stakeholders to validate the requirements. In your review, you have determined the business value of each requirement and you've discovered three requirements that do not deliver direct or indirect value to the stakeholders. What should you do with these requirements?
A) Determine their purpose in the requirements set.  
B) Justify their existence.
C) See if the requirements are integrated with other requirements.
D) Remove them from the requirements set.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Requirements that do not add direct or indirect value need to be removed from the requirements set. Answer: B is incorrect. It's not best to justify the existence of requirements; requirements must contribute to the business need or solution. Answer: A is incorrect. If the requirements do not add some type of value, then you don't need to determine the purpose of the requirements. This answer isn't valid. Answer: C is incorrect. If the requirements were integrated or linked to other requirements, then it would already be evident that the requirements offer an indirect value to the requirements, solution, or stakeholders.

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