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How to Nail your Next Requirements Workshop

Analysts Corner

How to nail your next requirements workshop Organizing a successful requirements workshop can be a great way to collaborate with key stakeholders and subject matter experts (SMEs). In this guide, we will use the 5W1H method to help you plan and succeed in your future requirements workshop. Facilitate and lead the workshop.

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Business Analysis Virtual Workshop – Agile Business Analyst

The BAWorld

Business Analysis Virtual Workshop – Agile Business Analyst This month’s business analysis virtual workshop will be on Agile business analyst. Techcanvass conducts these virtual workshops every month on topics worth discussion. What is the Role of an Agile Business Analyst?

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Business Analysis Conferences: 2024 edition

Passionate BA

Business Analysis Conferences: what and why? In today’s fast-paced and ever-evolving business environment, professionals need to stay on the edge of the latest trends. Business analysis conferences serve as a crucial nexus for this pursuit in our knowledge area. But why attend a business analysis conference?

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4 Tips for Running Effective Workshops

BA Times

Business Analysis has to do with understanding clients’ needs and trying to offer value through the products you deliver to them. Workshops are a common method for requirements gathering and elicitation. […].

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Business Analysis Digest #35

Passionate BA

The business analysis digest #35 is here! Welcome to the Business Analysis Digest #35, with the best business analysis and related topics articles of the previous weeks. Essential artifacts for business analysts. Plans for discovery workshops. Hello there! Preparation for project discovery.

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The importance of business analysis

Capiro

This article explores the importance of business analysis and its role in driving organisational success. It starts with a summary of what business analysis is. Why is business analysis so important? Business analysis is important because it helps to drive organisational success.

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Unlearning and Learning: My Transition from Business Analysis to Product Management

Analysts Corner

Metrics and Data-driven Decision Making While Business Analysis involves data analysis to a certain extent, in Product Management, a deeper dive into metrics and adopting a data-driven approach is crucial in making informed decisions about the product’s direction and performance. Analyze relevant data to support the research.