Which strategy should the business analyst employ to maintain bookmarks when republishing an app?

The strategy of duplicating the app in Work and requesting bookmark owners to publish their bookmarks is effective for several reasons. When an app is republished, existing bookmarks are often not retained due to the way Qlik Sense manages app versions and user data. By duplicating the app, the business analyst can preserve the existing state of the app and its associated configurations, including user-defined bookmarks.

Additionally, by requesting bookmark owners to publish their bookmarks again, it allows for a collaborative approach where users can update or modify their bookmarks as needed according to the new version of the app. This increases user engagement and ensures that their bookmarks reflect any changes or enhancements made in the new version of the app.

The other strategies do not provide the same level of assurance in retaining bookmarks. Exporting all bookmarks may require additional steps and isn't guaranteed to be seamless upon republishing. Attaching bookmarks to user accounts would not work in environments where the app's content has significantly changed, as existing bookmarks might not align with the new data model. Finally, delaying the publication until all bookmarks are removed would not be a practical solution, as it could hinder the workflow and deployment of necessary updates to the app.