Scope Creep
Morgan As a business analyst, it is important to know the difference between project scope, product scope, and scope creep. Project Scope is the work that is required to be completed to…
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Getting Started
So, you have decided to pursue a career in business analysis or you were forced into this role until you can do what you want. Well good for you. Business…
Business Analysis
If I wanted to be a project manager, I would have become a project manager. Business analysis is a great area to be in for anyone just starting their career…
How BAs Fit into an Organization
The Integral Role of Business Analysts: How BAs Fit into an Organization Introduction: Business analysts (BAs) play a vital role in today’s dynamic and evolving business landscape. Their unique skill…
Gaining BA skills
Getting into business analysis when starting out in your career requires a combination of foundational knowledge, practical experience, and a proactive approach. Here are some steps to help you kick-start…
Requirements Elicitation
Requirements elicitation is a critical phase in the business analysis process where business analysts gather information from stakeholders to understand their needs, expectations, and desired outcomes. Effective requirements elicitation ensures…
Business Case
The business case is a document that provides a comprehensive justification for undertaking a project or an initiative. It outlines the reasons why the project is necessary, the expected benefits…
Project Charter
The project charter is a formal document that serves as the foundation for a project. It provides an overview of the project’s objectives, scope, stakeholders, and key deliverables. The project…
Requirements
Requirements, in the context of business analysis, refer to the documented needs, expectations, and specifications that define what a project, product, or system should accomplish. They capture the desired features,…