Business Analysis Templates & Aides

A two page matrix type summary of BABOK v3 showing:
1. CRUD (create, read, update, delete) type analysis of Inputs and Outputs versus the complete Task list.
Note: The initial CRUD section separates out and shows the Guideline and Tool Inputs as a small 'r' with 'full' Inputs showing as a Capital 'R'.
2. Stakeholders versus Tasks
3. Techniques versus Tasks. 

10 sample questions for the aspirants of the ECBA® examination from IIBA®, authored by qualified ECBA® trainers who have helped many other participants clear the ECBA® examination in the very first attempt. 

10 sample questions for the aspirants of the CCBA® examination from IIBA®, authored by qualified CCBA® trainers who have helped many other participants clear the CCBA® examination in the very first attempt. 

10 sample questions for the aspirants of the CBAP® examination from IIBA®, authored by qualified CBAP® trainers who have helped many other participants clear the CBAP® examination in the very first attempt. 

This template provides suggestions for ensuring that requirements documents conform to the
U.S. DoD’s MIL-STD-961E standards. 

This template suggests the syntax, with examples, to create concise functional requirements documents. The template covers most conditions systems that engineers will need to account for in creating systems specifications. Furthermore, the suggested formats in this template conform with the Easy Approach to Requirements Syntax (EARS).

Requirements are fundamental in business analysis and creating enterprise solutions. Due to the important role it plays, requirements and requirements engineering have been continuously emphasized in various business organizations. View Details