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Starting a New Project as a Business Analyst

Analysts Corner

Create a glossary of terms with the definitions and acronyms specific to the domain you’ll be operating in. Gain domain knowledge If you are new to the business domain, attempt to read and learn as much as possible about the domain. Learn the vernacular, if there are any regulations, and who does what.

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Business Analysis Knowledge Areas Explained as per BABoK

MindsMapped

A vast range of techniques can be used for this task, from workshops to collaborative games, depending on the context. Requirements Analysis and Design Definition. This could involve direct interaction with stakeholders, researching or by running experiments. Confirm Elicitation Results.

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BABOK Techniques

Watermark Learning

To support your work as a Business Analyst and for a certification exam, review these top modeling techniques: (Note to author – I added some definition around each one, so they knew what they were) Scope Modeling – visually describes what is in and out of scope of the focus area – e.g., solution, stakeholders, department, etc.