In a Requirements Catalogue, a Distinction Is Often Made Between

question 20

Multiple Choice

In a requirements catalogue, a distinction is often made between business level and solution level requirements. Why is this distinction made?

• A) To allow the high-level goals of the solution to be expressed as solution requirements.
• B) To highlight the technical constraints in which the solution requirements must operate.
• C) To reduce the number of functional requirements in the requirements catalogue.
• D) To separate strategic requirements from those that only provide value to the project.

Understand the impact of pricing decisions on market share and competitive dynamics, including price wars.

Recognize the use and benefits of dynamic pricing in responding to market conditions.

Identify the factors influencing the decision-making process for price cutting and its effects.

Understand the role of pricing in product-line management and the establishing of price differentials.

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