CBAP Question 91

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• Chose B1

  The correct answer is B. Stakeholder concerns. While stakeholder concerns are important to consider in the business case, they are not typically considered a formal input to the business case development process. The four typical inputs to a business case are: - A. Feasibility study: This study assesses the practicality of the proposed solution and provides an initial assessment of its viability. - C. Assumptions and constraints: These are factors that may impact the business case, such as assumptions about market conditions or constraints related to resources or timelines. - D. Business need: This is the underlying reason for the proposed solution, such as a problem to be solved or an opportunity to be seized.

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  Stakeholder concerns, while important, are more of an output or consideration that arises from the business case development process, rather than an input. Note that stakeholder concerns may be addressed in the business case, but they are not typically considered a formal input to the process.

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  Option A Babok v2 page 96