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Certification of Capability in Business Analysis (CCBA) · IIBA
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The deployed solution itself is not an input, because transitional requirements focus on the gap between the current state and the future state, not on the solution already in place.
Transitional requirements define the steps needed to move from the current state to the future state (e.g., data migration, training). These requirements are developed before the solution is deployed, so the deployed solution (already implemented) is not an input to transitional requirements definition. Inputs to Transitional Requirements Definition (BABOK Guide): Stakeholder management strategy (A): Guides engagement during transition. Stated requirements (C): Includes needs driving the transition. Organizational readiness assessment (D): Evaluates preparedness for change. Why "Deployed Solution" Is Not an Input: The deployed solution is the outcome of the transition, not a prerequisite. Transitional requirements focus on the process of moving to the future state, not the finalized solution.
A. Stakeholder management strategy