Basics of BA
Business analysis is essential for identifying business needs and providing effective solutions to business problems. The role of a Business Analyst (BA) includes gathering requirements, acting as a liaison between stakeholders and technical teams, and ensuring solutions align with business goals. Various methodologies like Waterfall and Agile influence the BA's approach to requirements and stakeholder management, highlighting the techniques used to gather functional and non-functional requirements.
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What we have learnt
- Business analysis identifies needs and proposes solutions.
- The role of a Business Analyst is critical for bridging business and technology.
- Understanding stakeholder dynamics is crucial for project success.
- Requirements can be functional or non-functional, each with specific characteristics.
- Elicitation techniques, like interviews and workshops, are vital for gathering requirements.
Key Concepts
- -- Business Analysis
- The practice of identifying business needs and determining solutions to business problems.
- -- Stakeholders
- Individuals or groups affected by the project or can influence its outcome.
- -- SDLC
- Software Development Life Cycle, a structured process followed in software development.
- -- Functional Requirements
- Requirements that describe what the system should do.
- -- Nonfunctional Requirements
- Requirements that define how the system performs a function.
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