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BABOK Requirements Life Cycle Management

Watermark Learning

RLCM brings value throughout a project because not only does it safeguard documentation to be available for future use, but it also provides a means for work to be measured against approved requirements. Requirements should be monitored so that the delivered solution aligns with requirements.

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Business Analysis Framework

BA Coach

Next, they grouped them into the following six key knowledge areas: -Business Analysis Planning and Monitoring, -Elicitation and Collaboration. Requirements Analysis and Design Definition. Business analysis planning and monitoring. Requirements analysis and design definition. Strategy Analysis.

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ECBA™ vs. CCBA® vs. CBAP® vs. IIBA®-AAC: Which IIBA Certification is Right for You?

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After outlining the differences between the three core certifications, we will explore what IIBA calls the “specialized” certifications: IIBA®-AAC (Agile Analysis Certificate). There are six knowledge areas in the Business Analysis Body of Knowledge (BABOK®); they are: Business Analysis Planning and Monitoring. Let’s get to it!

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BABOK Guide®: Global Standards for Business Analysis

Watermark Learning

Here is a brief explanation of each Knowledge Area: Business Analysis Planning and Monitoring: As a BA, it’s essential to have an organized workflow. Requirements Analysis and Design Definition: This is when BAs really drill down on the project needs as well as its goals to make sure they’re crystal clear to everyone involved.

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Solution Evaluation

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These factors may be solution related (a calculation is taking more time than expected due to an algorithm design issue) or organization related (users are reluctant to use the solution because they do not trust the new technology). Whatever the reason, a Business Analyst documents the obstacles and their impact on the value.

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Business Analysis Knowledge Areas Explained as per BABoK

MindsMapped

Business Analysis Planning and Monitoring. waterfall, agile, scaled agile etc.), planning individual activities, tasks and deliverables which will be articulated in the overall approach documentation to ensure that the business analysis team are performing such tasks in a consistent manner. The six knowledge areas are: 1.Business