Certified Business Analysis Professional (CBAP) Practice Test

Identifying documentation gaps serves as a critical factor in highlighting inconsistencies in requirements. When requirements documentation is incomplete or poorly structured, it can lead to unclear expectations regarding the solution. Gaps in this documentation might reveal that certain requirements have not been captured, leading to discrepancies in understanding among stakeholders or misalignment with the intended objectives of the project. This would necessitate a thorough review to uncover requirements that may have been overlooked or defined ambiguously, illuminating inconsistencies that need to be addressed to ensure the solution meets business needs effectively.

Other options play important roles but do not directly address inconsistencies in requirements. Stakeholder feedback can provide insights into the perceived relevance and clarity of requirements but may not directly point out gaps. Market analysis can guide the relevance of features against competitors or market needs but does not necessarily identify inconsistencies within the actual requirements documentation itself. Risk assessment focuses on potential issues and uncertainties related to implementation but does not specifically identify gaps in requirement documentation.