Certified Business Analysis Professional (CBAP) Practice Test

Utilizing techniques for assessing the feasibility of a solution is crucial for identifying any potential risks associated with that solution. Feasibility assessment involves examining various aspects such as technical, operational, legal, and financial factors to determine whether the proposed solution can be successfully implemented and whether it addresses the needs of the business. By assessing feasibility, a business analyst can uncover potential obstacles, limitations, or challenges that may arise during implementation. This proactive approach allows for the identification of risks that could impact the project's success, enabling stakeholders to make informed decisions about whether to proceed, modify, or abandon the proposed solution. While eliminating unnecessary requirements, validating original business needs, and projecting future market trends are important considerations in the overall business analysis process, they do not specifically focus on assessing the feasibility of a solution. Recognizing and addressing potential risks is a fundamental aspect of ensuring that the solution is viable and sustainable in the long term.