Explanation
Fran is the project manager. The project manager must ensure that the business analysis approach is compatible with other project activities.
Answer D is incorrect. The domain subject matter expert is a person who is steeped in knowledge regarding the project's purpose.
Answer A is incorrect. The regulator approves any tailoring to the business analysis processes or activities.
Answer C is incorrect. The sponsor allows the business analysis activities and resources to exist in support of the organization.

Explanation
Communications in a plan-driven approach to business analysis must use formal communication. Formal communications should be archived as part of the organizational process assets.
Answer A is incorrect. The communications management plan may dictate that the communications be archived, but this is not a requirement of the communications management plan.
Answer D is incorrect. The project manager may want to reference the communication but doesn't always need. If the communications are archived, then the project manager can access them as needed.
Answer B is incorrect. Communication documents are not destroyed; they are archived as part of the organizational process assets.

Explanation
The output of defining the business need is simply the business need.
Answer B is incorrect. The solution scope is not an output of the business need. Answer D is incorrect. The capability gaps assessment actually uses the business need. Answer A is incorrect. The feasibility study is not an output of the business need.

Explanation
The urgency of the repair is generally based on the level of disruption caused. In some cases the scope of the repair effort is very large, so the repair is managed as a project.

Explanation
Functional decomposition converts the business goals into achievable objectives and measures. Answer B is incorrect. Root cause analysis determines the underlying source of the problem.
Answer D is incorrect. Business rules analysis identifies changes in the policies that guide the organization towards achieving its goals and objectives.
Answer A is incorrect. Understanding what competing organizations and peers are doing, Benchmarking allows the organization to remain at a comparable level of service or identify opportunities to increase efficiency.