Monday, September 08, 2008

Business Analyst Forums & Systems Analyst Forums

Community


AddThis Feed Button

AddThis Social Bookmark Button

Forums
 
  Modern Analyst Forums  Careers  Getting Started  A programmer's perspective to on "How to Become a Business Analyst"
Previous Previous
 
Next Next
New Post 7/22/2007 1:48 PM
User is offline adrian
421 posts
5th Level Poster




A programmer's perspective to on "How to Become a Business Analyst" 

The other day I stumbled upon a blog entry by a programmer on how to become a business analyst.  Kingsley Tagbo’s article makes a number of good points but what caught my eye was his observation that many programmers/developers do not even realize that they have the option of becoming business analysts.

 

Becoming a business analyst (or a systems analyst) is a good career option for those who feel they are not cut out to be a programmer but who want to stay close to technology. 

 

However – the role of a business analyst itself is not for everybody – if you do not have good communication skills (many programmers do not) or if you don’t care to constantly interact with people on a daily basis – you might want to think twice before making the jump to business systems analysis.

 

Here’s the full article:

 

How to Become a Business Analyst


Adrian Marchis
Publisher - ModernAnalyst.com
Random Thoughts of an Analysis Manager
 
New Post 8/18/2007 11:43 PM
User is offline craigwbrown
298 posts
www.betterprojects.net
5th Level Poster




Re: A programmer's perspective to on "How to Become a Business Analyst" 

Speaking of programmers views on business analysis, here is an article/essay from a programmer I know on the role of the BA over the last 60-70 years and how it has evolved.

http://businessanalyst.wikia.com/wiki/A_potted_history

"As far back as Aristotle, the division and departmentalising of labour has been something society and business has been putting down on paper proposed theories and solutions for. These theories and solutions are important to the BA, as the BA is often responsible for mapping processes and reengineering or modifying them."

 

 

 
Previous Previous
 
Next Next
  Modern Analyst Forums  Careers  Getting Started  A programmer's perspective to on "How to Become a Business Analyst"
Syndicate  
Latest Posts



Privacy Statement  |  Terms Of Use
Copyright 2006-2008 by Modern Analyst Media LLC