A city signs a predictive SOW with a vendor for a fixed asset-tracking package. What BA contribution best bridges the contract to delivery?
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Short Explanation
The SOW is the contract’s promise; BA turns that promise into checkable requirements so testers and vendors aren’t guessing. Otherwise “asset tracking” stays a vague handshake.
Full Explanation
In predictive vendor engagements, the BA helps translate statement-of-work commitments into testable requirements that guide configuration, verification, and acceptance. Leaving the SOW unofficial, replacing it with slogans, or postponing requirements until warranty begins breaks the bridge from contract language to delivery evidence.