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Requirement Elicitation Techniques

Requirements Elicitation Techniques for Business Analysts

Requirement Elicitation Techniques

Introduction – When a new project starts, the most important step is to understand what the stakeholders actually need. If the requirements are not clear, the entire project can easily fail. Business analysts play a key role in bridging this gap. Their main task is to collect, clarify, and document requirements in a way that both stakeholders and the technical team can understand. To achieve this business analysts use different elicitation techniques. Here are some of the commonly used techni...
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Author: Ashwini Khanvilkar

How to Prioritize Requirements Effectively: Techniques Every BA Should Know

Mastering the Art of Requirements Prioritization

How to Prioritize Requirements Effectively: Techniques Every BA Should Know

As a Business Analyst, we often face one constant challenge that is every requirement feels important to someone. Sponsors need their requirements to be placed as high value, business users want their features to be delivered first and technical teams highlight dependencies. In the middle of all these scenarios, BA is the only one who brings clear alignment and clarity to these requirements through requirement prioritization. In an ideal case, every requirement should be implemented but in re...
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Author: Sunita Acharya

From Listening to Understanding – Why listening skill is a must-have for BA?

Becoming a Better Listener as a Business Analyst

From Listening to Understanding – Why listening skill is a must-have for BA?

In the world of business analysis, from requirement gathering to delivering the outcomes to stakeholder, the skill set of a BA is showcased in making documentations, applying elicitation techniques, drawing diagrams to understand the process and so on. However, we often miss out the most important skill set that is the first thing that is needed by BA, which is Listening. Listening is the first and most important must-have skill that a BA should have. This skill is applied from the very beginni...
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Author: Sunita Acharya

Topic - Agile vs. Waterfall

Agile vs. Waterfall: What’s the Best Methodology for Business Analysis?

Topic - Agile vs. Waterfall

Introduction - When a new project starts, one of the first decisions is which methodology should we follow? In business analysis, the two most common methods are Agile and Waterfall. Both are popular methods, but they work in completely different ways. Waterfall is an old and structured method, while Agile is modern and flexible. For a business analyst, it is important to understand both because the choice depends on the project type, requirements, and the client’s needs. Waterfall – The w...
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Author: Ashwini Khanvilkar

filter techniques of business analyst

Requirements Elicitation Techniques for Business Analysts

filter techniques of business analyst

innovation features identify potential risks or explore alternatives the BAs role is to facilitate the session ensure equal creativity and participation without immediate hudjement for requirement elicitaion brainstorming can be used to uncover 6- brainstorming- brainstorming is a group activity used to generate a wide range of ideas and solutions it encourage depth of interviews and may not capture nuances ynlesscarefully designed can complete at thier convenience this technique helps to ...
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Author: Srikanth

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