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BABOK vs PMBOK Guide: What’s the Difference?

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It’s produced by the Project Management Institute (PMI). It’s produced by the Project Management Institute (PMI). While BABOK focuses on general business analysis and frameworks, PMBOK relies on project management principles and practices. The post BABOK vs PMBOK Guide: What’s the Difference?

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BABOK Requirements Life Cycle Management

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What is Requirements Life Cycle Management (RLCM)? Requirement management continues throughout the project and into the life of the solution after development, thus providing value at each step.

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BABOK Guide®: Global Standards for Business Analysis

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PMI Professional in Business Analysis (PMI-PBA)® This certification, provided by the Project Management Institute (PMI), is designed for experienced professionals. To ace the 50 multiple-choice question exam, make sure you’ve got a good handle on all knowledge areas outlined in the BABOK®.

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How to “Speak BA”: A Peek Inside the BABOK®

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IIBA and PMI (Project Management Institute) agree on the FIVE categories of requirements (PMI throws in two more for good measure that are more project-oriented). Requirements Life Cycle Management*. Requirements Analysis and Design Definition*. Key Concepts. Business Analysis Planning & Monitoring*.

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

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Requirements Life Cycle Management. Requirements Analysis and Design Definition. As illustrated in the table, eligibility to sit for the certification exam between the three designations is primarily differentiated by experience. Elicitation and Collaboration. Strategy Analysis. Solution Evaluation.

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Business Analysis Knowledge Areas Explained as per BABoK

MindsMapped

Forward traceability is the ability to trace a requirement to a design’s component or implementation, whereas backward traceability traces requirements back to its source e.g. defects, legal requirement, amongst others. These risks can be captured in a risk register, which is also typically owned by the Project Manager.

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What Is the Relationship of Design Thinking and Agile?

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Considering human factors in the design definitely has some level of value but the priority of that aspect should be relative to other aspects of the design. Here are some general recommendations for how to incorporate Design Thinking into an Agile/Scrum development process: Design Thinking is not a methodology.