Which statement describes the analysis phase of the systems development life cycle (SDLC)?

Analysis Phase in SDLC:

The analysis phase involves gathering detailed requirements from stakeholders to ensure the system aligns with business needs.

This phase translates high-level goals into specific functions, operations, and deliverables.

Key Activities in the Analysis Phase:

Engaging stakeholders and subject-matter experts.

Documenting requirements in detail (e.g., user stories, use cases).

Identifying potential constraints and refining goals.

Incorrect Options Analysis:

A. Physically constructing software: Part of the development phase.

B. Desired features descriptions: Happens in the design phase.

D. High-level strategy: Belongs to the planning phase.

References and Documents of Information Technology Management:

"SDLC Analysis Phase Best Practices" (Gartner).

ITIL Requirement Gathering Framework (Axelos).