A county is buying a fixed records-management package with a firm go-live date. The BA emphasizes signed requirements before configuration begins. Which BA practice fits this predictive context?
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Short Explanation
When the package and date are locked, you do the homework first—get agreement on what “done” means before anyone configures. That upfront sign-off is classic predictive BA, not optional paperwork for fun.
Full Explanation
Predictive, plan-based delivery for a fixed records-management package typically emphasizes thorough early requirements analysis and formal sign-off before configuration or build. That reduces late scope churn against a firm go-live. Skipping approval until after go-live, substituting standups for requirements, or relying only on demos without written requirements undermines plan-based control.