The project sponsor needs to know which requirements will be implemented. Which of the following would be the most valuable for a business analyst to…

A requirements baseline document is the most valuable document for a business analyst to provide

to the project sponsor to know which requirements will be implemented. A requirements baseline

document is a version of the requirements specification that has been reviewed, approved, and

formally established as the basis for further development and delivery of the solution. A

requirements baseline document defines the scope of the project and the expected value of the

solution. It also serves as a reference point for managing changes and measuring progress. A

requirements traceability matrix is a document that shows the relationship between requirements

and other project artifacts, such as design, test cases, or deliverables. A requirements traceability

matrix can help to ensure completeness, consistency, and quality of the requirements, but it does

not indicate which requirements will be implemented. A requirements management plan is a

document that describes how requirements will be elicited, analyzed, documented, validated, and

managed throughout the project. A requirements management plan can help to define the roles,

responsibilities, processes, and tools for managing requirements, but it does not specify which

requirements will be implemented. A reliability matrix is not a standard document in business

analysis, but it may refer to a tool that measures the reliability or dependability of a system or a

process. A reliability matrix can help to evaluate the performance or quality of a solution, but it does

not determine which requirements will be implemented. Reference: PMI Professional in Business

Analysis (PMI-PBA)® Examination Content Outline1, page 13; Business Analysis for Practitioners: A

Practice Guide2, page 76.