An organization has selected a solution for a business need and the business analyst has elected to use the time boxing/budgeting technique for requirements prioritization. What is the time boxing/budgeting technique?
A) It's a method to prioritize requirements based on a pre-determined budget and/or a pre-determined deadline.
B) It's used when there are conflicting requirements that must be resolved quickly and cost efficiently.
C) It's a method to rank requirements in different boxes based on time, cost, risk, and need.
D) It's used to determine which requirements can be implemented fastest and for the least amount of cost.

Question

An organization has selected a solution for a business need and the business analyst has elected to use the time boxing/budgeting technique for requirements prioritization. What is the time boxing/budgeting technique?
A) It's a method to prioritize requirements based on a pre-determined budget and/or a pre-determined deadline.  
B) It's used when there are conflicting requirements that must be resolved quickly and cost efficiently.
C) It's a method to rank requirements in different boxes based on time, cost, risk, and need.
D) It's used to determine which requirements can be implemented fastest and for the least amount of cost.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The timeboxing/budgeting technique for requirements prioritization allows the business analyst to filter requirements down to meet the amount of funds available and the amount of schedule that may be available. Answer: B is incorrect. This isn't a valid definition of the timeboxing/budgeting technique for requirements prioritization. Answer: D is incorrect. This isn't a valid definition of the timeboxing/budgeting technique for requirements prioritization. Answer: C is incorrect. This isn't a valid definition of the timeboxing/budgeting technique for requirements prioritization.

An Organization Has Selected a Solution for a Business Need