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Which statement about Requirements Management is most correct?
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D . TOGAF ADM puts Requirements Management at the center, not as a step in each phase (that's where C trips people up). D nails the ongoing, central role. Open to pushback if anyone thinks otherwise.
Probably D. Saw a similar question in practice sets, TOGAF always puts Requirements Management and stakeholder engagement at the center.
Had something like this in a mock, and D was correct according to the answer key. Requirements Management and stakeholder engagement are shown in the middle of the ADM diagram, not just steps or processes in phases. If that's what you recall from TOGAF visuals too, I'd stick with D unless The Open Group changed something.
C vs D here, since C feels right (requirements touch all ADM phases), but the TOGAF docs show Requirements Management and stakeholder engagement as the central, ongoing element. So probably D is better for "most correct". Not totally confident though. If someone disagrees I'd be interested why.
C/D? Both seem to fit but C makes sense if you look at the ADM phases individually.
D imo, matches what I've seen on similar exam reports. Requirements Management sits at the center, not just a phase step.
Yeah, D matches how TOGAF shows Requirements Management at the very center of the ADM cycle. It's not just a phase thing, it's core throughout. Pretty sure that's what they're after here, but open to other takes.
Hmm, C for me. I thought each ADM phase includes some aspect of requirements management so it kind of fits.
The official guide diagrams always show Requirements Management and stakeholder engagement at the center, so D. Practice exams hit this point too.
D imo, because in TOGAF the ADM graphic literally puts Requirements Management and stakeholder engagement at the center, showing they're ongoing and vital across all phases. It's not just a step you tick off-it's baked into the whole cycle. C is tempting but it's technically not a named step in every phase. Pretty sure D is what they want here, but if anyone sees it differently let me know.
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