You are the business analyst for your organization and you're working with your team to define the business problem. As part of this analysis, you've identified the adverse impacts of the problem, the benefits from a potential solution, and how quickly the problem could be solved. What other element should you consider?
A) Vendors input and paid solutions
B) Competition and their approach
C) Dataflow of the problem
D) Underlying source of the problem

Question

You are the business analyst for your organization and you're working with your team to define the business problem. As part of this analysis, you've identified the adverse impacts of the problem, the benefits from a potential solution, and how quickly the problem could be solved. What other element should you consider?
A) Vendors input and paid solutions  
B) Competition and their approach
C) Dataflow of the problem
D) Underlying source of the problem

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

When examining a business problem, it's always important to define the underlying source of the problem. This identification can help resolve the matter faster and for less cost. This resolution can also help to prevent the problem from continuing with a new solution that doesn't properly address the problem. Answer: B is incorrect. Competition and their approach may be useful in some instances, but it's not the best answer considering the question. Answer: A is incorrect. This isn't a valid answer for the question. Answer: C is incorrect. There's no evidence that a dataflow has been created, or even needs to be created.

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