CAPM Business Analysis Frameworks Practice Question
A business analyst is facilitating a requirements prioritization session for a new e-commerce platform. The project has a strict deadline and limited resources. Which prioritization technique should be used to maximize value delivered within constraints?
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MoSCoW
MoSCoW categorizes requirements into Must have, Should have, Could have, and Won't have, which is effective for delivering maximum value under time and resource constraints.
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MoSCoW
Why this is correct
MoSCoW is widely used for prioritizing requirements with fixed deadlines.
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Weighted scoring
Why it's wrong here
Weighted scoring is quantitative but may be too complex for quick sessions.
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Timeboxing
Why it's wrong here
Timeboxing is a time management technique, not a prioritization method.
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Kano model
Why it's wrong here
Kano model classifies requirements based on customer satisfaction, not directly for constrained prioritization.
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