According to the BABOK® Guide, transitional requirements are "the capabilities that the solution must have and the conditions the solution must meet to facilitate transition from the current state to the future state, but that will no longer be needed once the change is complete" (p. 36). Transitional requirements are defined in the Specify and Model Requirements task, which is part of the Requirements Analysis and Design Definition knowledge area. The inputs to this task are stakeholder management strategy, stated requirements, and organizational readiness assessment. The other options are not correct because:
A: Stakeholder management strategy is an input to the Specify and Model Requirements task, as it provides information on the stakeholder roles, responsibilities, communication preferences, and expectations for the requirements definition process (p. 110).
C: Stated requirements are an input to the Specify and Model Requirements task, as they are the initial set of requirements that are elicited from the stakeholders and need to be analyzed, modeled, and refined (p. 110).
D: Organizational readiness assessment is an input to the Specify and Model Requirements task, as it provides information on the current state of the organization, the readiness and resistance to change, and the potential impacts of the solution (p. 110). References:
BABOK® Guide, p. 36, 110
Transitional Requirements - Modern Analyst, section "What are Transitional Requirements?"