Introduction to Business Analysis
Business Analysis focuses on enabling organizational change through the identification of needs and the recommendation of valuable solutions for stakeholders. The practice involves understanding business structures and operations while bridging the gap between business and technology. Key outcomes include improved business processes, better stakeholder communication, and reduced project risks.
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What we have learnt
- Business Analysis is vital for recognizing and addressing organizational needs.
- The role of a Business Analyst is to serve as a liaison between stakeholders and technical teams.
- Effective communication and various soft skills are essential for successful Business Analysis.
Key Concepts
- -- Business Analysis
- The practice of defining organizational needs and recommending solutions that provide value.
- -- Business Analyst (BA)
- A professional who acts as the bridge between business stakeholders and technical teams to ensure solutions meet business needs.
- -- Stakeholder
- Individuals or groups with an interest in the project outcomes, including users, customers, and team members.
- -- Soft Skills
- Interpersonal skills necessary for effective communication, critical thinking, problem-solving, and negotiation.
- -- Functional Specifications
- Detailed descriptions of the functions required by the users to meet their needs.
Additional Learning Materials
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