IT 基本計画の策定の際,明確にすべき事項だけを全て挙げたものはどれか。 a IT システムの利活用に関わるステークホルダ b 組織体の現在及び将来的なニーズへの対応 c 発生したインシデントに関する管理手順 d 利用者及び関係者との合意に基づいた業務要件とその優先順位
令和8年度 ITパスポート試験 問34
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問 34
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正解 The correct answer is ア (a,b). The IT master plan (information systems master plan) is the stage that sets the strategy and direction for what purpose and for whom the information system is built, so what must be clarified here are high-level matters. Item a, “stakeholders involved in the use and utilization of the IT system”, must be clarified because it shows whose interests the plan is based on. Item b, “responding to the organization's current and future needs”, must be clarified because it is the core of the master plan: how to fit the information system to the organization's current and future needs. ア, which lists exactly these two items with nothing missing or extra, is correct.
Incorrectイ
Items a and b are correct, but the option is wrong because it includes c, “management procedures for incidents that have occurred”. Incident management procedures are defined in the operation and maintenance phase after the system is running, not items to be clarified at the IT master plan formulation stage.
Incorrectウ
Items a and b are correct, but the option is wrong because it includes d, “business requirements and their priorities based on agreement with users and related parties”. Concrete agreed-upon business requirements and their prioritization are detailed in the later requirements definition phase, not items to be clarified when formulating the master plan.
Incorrectエ
This option has a double error: it lacks a, which should be clarified, and it includes both c (an operation-phase matter) and d (a requirements-definition-phase matter). Item b is correct, but the option as a whole does not correctly list the items that should be clarified at the master plan stage.
- The IT master plan (information systems master plan) is an upstream stage that sets the strategy and direction for systemization; it clarifies the relevant stakeholders and the organization's current and future needs.
- Incident management procedures belong to the operation and maintenance phase, and agreed-upon business requirements and their priorities belong to the requirements definition phase; these are distinguished from the items to be clarified at the master plan stage.