- 1. Business analysis is the practice of enabling change in an organizational context by defining needs and recommending solutions that deliver value to stakeholders. It involves understanding business needs, capturing requirements, analyzing processes, identifying opportunities for improvement, and facilitating communication between different stakeholders. A business analyst plays a critical role in driving successful business outcomes by bridging the gap between business problems and technology solutions. They leverage their analytical skills, domain knowledge, and communication abilities to ensure that projects are aligned with business goals and deliver tangible benefits to the organization.
What does ROI stand for in business analysis?
A) Return on Investment
B) Resource Optimization Indicator
C) Revenue Outlook Index
D) Risk of Inflation
- 2. What type of requirements identify how a system should interact with users or other systems?
A) Business requirements
B) Non-functional requirements
C) Functional requirements
D) System requirements
- 3. In a business context, what does KPI stand for?
A) Knowledge Provider Identification
B) Key Process Inspection
C) Keeping Procedures Informed
D) Key Performance Indicator
- 4. In business analysis, what is the purpose of a stakeholder register?
A) To schedule project meetings
B) To track project expenses
C) To document information about project stakeholders
D) To create project timelines
- 5. Which of the following is a technique used for identifying stakeholders and understanding their needs?
A) Process mapping
B) Pareto analysis
C) Force field analysis
D) Stakeholder analysis
- 6. What does the term 'As-Is' represent in business analysis?
A) A future business goal
B) The current state of a process or system
C) An operational decision
D) A compliance requirement
- 7. What does the acronym SMART stand for in relation to setting project objectives?
A) Strategic, Mission-based, Adaptive, Ready, Tenacious
B) Simple, Motivated, Agile, Resourceful, Talented
C) Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound
D) Structured, Managed, Analytical, Resilient, Thorough
- 8. What is a user story in agile business analysis?
A) A list of product features
B) A brief description of a feature from an end-user perspective
C) A technical bug report
D) A detailed project plan
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