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CAPM Practice: Determine how to conduct stakeholder communication

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What is 'structured walkthrough' as a requirements communication and validation technique?
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Correct answer: A peer review where the author (BA) presents requirements to a group of reviewers who examine them for completeness, correctness, and clarity — combining communication and validation in one event

Explanation

A structured walkthrough has the requirements author present their work to a review group. The author walks through the requirements; reviewers identify issues. This technique combines communication (the author explains the requirements) with validation (reviewers check quality) efficiently.

**Why not B:** A presentation technique using physical movement to engage audience attention describes a public speaking or facilitation technique, not a structured walkthrough. A structured walkthrough is a formal review session where the BA presents requirements to reviewers for quality inspection and feedback.

**Why not C:** Physically walking stakeholders through the project location describes a site tour, not a structured walkthrough. A structured walkthrough is a meeting-based review technique where the author walks through requirements documentation while reviewers examine it for completeness, correctness, and clarity.

**Why not D:** A walkthrough of completed software features with end users describes a demo or user acceptance review, not a structured walkthrough. Structured walkthroughs occur during the requirements phase before development, focusing on reviewing documentation rather than demonstrating working software.

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This question covers Determine how to conduct stakeholder communication under Determine how to conduct stakeholder communication (Business Analysis Frameworks).

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