Which component is used to compare different investment options by considering costs, features, benefits, and impacts?

• A. Data to illustrate significance, severity, and complexity
• B. Present options comparing costs, features, benefits, and impacts
• C. Present strengths & weaknesses
• D. Identify stakeholders both internal & external

Answer: (B)

Presenting options in a side-by-side comparison that includes costs, features, benefits, and impacts gives decision-makers a clear, structured view of how each investment stacks up. This format makes trade-offs visible, so you can evaluate value and risk across tangible and intangible factors and choose the option that best aligns with objectives. Other activities like gathering data on significance or complexity, outlining strengths and weaknesses, or identifying stakeholders are important inputs, but they don’t provide the direct comparative view across the key attributes used to decide among investments.