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Certification of Capability in Business Analysis (CCBA) · IIBA
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An assumption in business analysis and project management refers to something believed to be true for planning purposes without complete proof or validation.
An assumption is a factor believed to be true but not yet validated. In this scenario, Karen’s belief that tasks will be completed with stakeholders, consultants, and the business analyst—without formal approval or evidence—is an assumption. Assumptions are critical to acknowledge because they influence planning and decisions but carry inherent risks if proven false. BABOK Reference (Chapter 6: Strategy Analysis - Define Change Strategy): Assumptions are explicitly identified as factors accepted as true without proof, which must be documented and monitored throughout the initiative.
B. Assumption