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You’ve probably been hearing about Business Analysis or you’ve never heard of it before and you want to understand what it truly means. This is the right article for you if you’re under this category! Before we go further, we need to know what the term ‘Business Analysis’ means. According to the Business Analysis Bo...
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This entry was published on Jul 23, 2022 / Millicent Umeh. Posted in Roles and Responsibilities. Bookmark the Permalink or E-mail it to a friend.
Are you in the process of hiring an HR business analyst? There is a growing demand for candidates for this role, and there are so many factors that can influence the quality of your hire – one of which is the software skills they have. Because they rely on software to analyze and enhance the quality of their hires, an HR business an...
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This entry was published on Jul 05, 2022 / Gnanasekar. Posted in Requirements Management and Communication (BABOK KA). Bookmark the Permalink or E-mail it to a friend.
Salesforce has established itself as one of the most reputable CRM platforms, providing important customer data to assist businesses in effectively managing their operations. Salesforce is the world's best CRM platform that helps businesses to keep up the data in an arranged or structured manner. Salesforce is the world's most popular...
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This entry was published on Apr 15, 2022 / Harry Johnson. Posted in Technical Topics. Bookmark the Permalink or E-mail it to a friend.
There are big differences between data exploration versus data presentation. And you need to be aware of these differences as you're creating data stories and data presentations. Let’s start by defining our terms: Data exploration means the deep-dive analysis of data in search of new insights. Data presentation means...
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Is Agile a reason to avoid documentation? I bet this question shows up again and again while working with product requirements. On one side, we have got long specifications, complicated diagrams, mystical technical design, too many prototypes and pretty obvious for engineers user guides (do we really need so much?). On the other side, can we actual...
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This entry was published on Oct 16, 2021 / Iryna Babiak. Posted in Agile Methods. Bookmark the Permalink or E-mail it to a friend.
The cloud-native application development has helped enterprises all around the globe reduce time-to-market, enhance performance, and develop agility and flexibility. Several enterprises are achieving these results by migrating their systems or traditional monolithic applications to the cloud. But to gain from the real benefits of cloud technology, ...
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This entry was published on Sep 10, 2021 / RickyVPhilip. Posted in Use Cases. Bookmark the Permalink or E-mail it to a friend.
So you’ve found the perfect time and place to study and you’re ready to finally get some work done. You’ve pulled out your laptop, your textbook, and your notes, and four different highlighters. After five minutes of reading your textbook, you start zoning out and thinking about puppies. Then, you go on Tumblr and look at cut...
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This entry was published on May 21, 2021 / DorothyPWatkin. Posted in Use Cases. Bookmark the Permalink or E-mail it to a friend.
Elicitation involves bringing out or drawing out information. Elicitation is a key task in business analysis as without proper elicitation the requirements for the solution to the business needs cannot be identified. 1. Not understanding underlying business need Organization’s business environment keeps changing with respect to Customer...
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TOGAF is a certification that is handed over by The Open Group. It is an open corporate architecture means used to improvise upon the business effectiveness across the world’s leading business set-ups. Aspirants wishing for a successful career in corporate architecture must go for the TOGAF certification in order to explain the...
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This entry was published on Apr 11, 2021 / Lori Smith. Posted in Technical Topics. Bookmark the Permalink or E-mail it to a friend.
My Certification Journey – Avoiding a CBAPtism by Fire. Industry Certification has always been one of my career goals. Ever since being first introduced to Business Analysis, the discussion of being certified by the most recognized industry body in this field, the IIBA, has been a consistent topic. This was only reinforced when I was first in...
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This entry was published on Feb 28, 2021 / Practice Manager. Posted in CBAP. Bookmark the Permalink or E-mail it to a friend.
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