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Context

Passionate BA

It works with many factors that affect, are affected by, and provide an understanding of the change. The context plays a pivotal role in shaping the software product’s requirements, design, and functionality. This holistic understanding enables them to make informed decisions and identify potential risks and opportunities.

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Using the Product Canvas to Define Your Product: Getting Started

EBG Consulting

Not having agreement on what your product has broad implications for product strategy, internal organizational design, and ongoing operations. And that’s where the Product Canvas comes in. This blog introduces the Product Canvas and will be followed up with another blog on how to effectively create and use the Product Canvas.

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Using the Product Canvas to Define Your Product’s Core Requirements

EBG Consulting

The Product Canvas can help address a number of challenges as you transition to a product-centric organization. The Product Canvas has two parts. In my last blog, “Using the Product Canvas to Define Your Product: Getting Started”, you learned about the strategic and positioning benefits of the Product Canvas Part 1.

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BABOK Techniques

Watermark Learning

A post from the Watermark Learning Project Brief Blog. The profession’s foundational resource, the third version of the Business Analysis Body of Knowledge (BABOK® Guide v3) can help the business analyst identify their strengths and areas needing improvement as they work on building their skills.

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What Is Your Product?

EBG Consulting

In my product coaching work, I have come to realize that many organizations don’t have a clear and consistent answer to this fundamental question. Cooper (the father of Visual Basic and originator of personas) makes the point that technology products are horribly designed and make users feel stupid. The Five Principles.