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1/5 · Roles, Responsibilities and Stakeholders · easy
The Business Ambassador, Business Analyst and Business Advisor roles are all grouped together in the DSDM role model under which category of interest?
AManagement interest
BProcess interest
CBusiness interest
DSolution Development interest
2/5 · Roles, Responsibilities and Stakeholders
During a facilitated requirements workshop, the Business Ambassador and a Solution Developer disagree about whether a requirement should be classified as Must Have or Should Have using MoSCoW. Per DSDM, who is normally empowered to make this day-to-day business prioritisation call?
AThe DSDM Coach
BThe Business Ambassador
CThe Technical Coordinator
DThe Solution Developer
3/5 · Roles, Responsibilities and Stakeholders · hard
On smaller DSDM projects, the Business Analyst role is most commonly combined with which other role, reflecting significant overlap in ensuring business requirements are understood, documented and correctly reflected in the solution?
ABusiness Ambassador
BDSDM Coach
CTechnical Coordinator
DBusiness Sponsor
4/5 · Roles, Responsibilities and Stakeholders
A stakeholder asks why the Business Analyst role is classified among the roles representing business interests, even though the person performing it spends most of each timebox working directly alongside the Solution Developers and Solution Tester. Which explanation best reflects how the AgileBA Handbook describes this role's relationships?
AThe Business Analyst is the day-to-day bridge between the business and solution development interests, translating and validating requirements so both sides share a common understanding, which naturally means close daily contact with developers and testers.
BDSDM merges the Business Analyst and Business Ambassador into a single mandatory combined role on every project, so the two titles are functionally interchangeable.
CThe Business Analyst formally reports to the Technical Coordinator, so despite the label it is, in practice, a solution development role rather than a business role.
DThe Business Analyst's sole responsibility is producing test scripts for the Solution Tester, which is why daily contact with the development team is required.
5/5 · Roles, Responsibilities and Stakeholders · hard
Two Business Ambassadors on a DSDM project disagree over the relative MoSCoW priority of two competing Must Have requirements. The Business Visionary tries to broker agreement within the timebox but cannot, and the disagreement threatens the viability of the business case. Whose decision should ultimately settle the matter according to the Handbook?
AThe Business Sponsor
BThe Solution Tester
CThe Team Leader
DThe Technical Coordinator
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