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New Post 1/20/2011 5:32 AM
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ERD VS Process Analyst 

Hi,

What is the relation between ERD and Process Analyst..? please explain it to me..? I'm getting confused lately... 

 
New Post 1/20/2011 3:40 PM
User is offline KJ
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Re: ERD VS Process Analyst 

Rizki

ERD = NOUNS (static things)
PROCESS = VERBS (actions)
 
So when the client says: JOHN kicks the BALL.
 
ERD = JOHN <-----> BALL (Static things and their relationship)
PROCESS = Kicks (Verb/activity)
 
When you look closely at the UML you'll find that its split along Nouns (classes, objects etc) and Verb (usecases, activity etc) diagrams.
 
When I do interviews I usually engage a Data (Noun) analyst, who listens for things whilst I listen for process! That is, I work with a Data Analyst who'll eventually model entities and their relationships; and I work as a process analyst and maps the actions (Processes, Activitities and Actions)
 
 
Hope this helps!
 
warm regards,
K
 
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