Making decisions based on a realistic understanding of current organizational strengths, capabilities, and challenges, is represented in the agile analysis principle of:
Answer(s): A
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During a team meeting, the team discuss a technique where real or perceived benefits to the customer, direct costs and opportunity costs are assessed. Which technique are they discussing?
Answer(s): D
Value Modelling models value creation for stakeholders who use the solution. Value Modelling is also referred to as Customer Value Model. Value Modelling follows a basic structure: Customer value = Benefits – Cost Benefits can be real (solves a problem or completes a job) or perceived (increases status, reputation, likability).
At the Initiative Horizon, the solution owner using iterative planning principles decides to plan for a period of:
Answer(s): B
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Planning horizons are important because they allow an organization to:
In constant and rapidly changing environments, organizations are required to be able to sense and respond to local opportunities and problems without the need to involve the whole organization, while also looking forward at emerging threats and opportunities. These planning horizons provide a framework for the shift in focus that occurs when moving between understanding the long-term strategic needs of the organization and the immediate needs of a customer.
The team is creating plans at the Strategy Horizon. Diverse opinions are delaying this effort because different people are focused on different timeframes. After some discussion the team realizes they need to focus their efforts on the following viewpoint:
Answer(s): C
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