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Requirement Document
How will You determine a good Document? What is the most important item in a Document?
indranilpuzari
- Jan 28th, 2010
A good requirement document is defined as below:1. Describes the fucntional specs clearly without any creep2. Describes additional non functional requirements from the system3. Describes the user...
jwilliams
- Dec 9th, 2009
Concise (minimal, understandable). The requirement statement includes only one requirement stating what must be done and only what must be done, stated simply and clearly. It is easy to read and under...
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Sharepoint
What is Sharepoint and How does BA work with sharepoint?
nagarjuna
- Nov 23rd, 2011
Share point is technology,it provides the features to people who work collaboratively in the application
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ii is nothing but technology,here the people shares the data in collaborate mannerdpmanuu
- Feb 3rd, 2010
Sharepoint is a software that allows you to manage the data / documents / contents in an effective manner and at a single location. All documents are stored at a single location, sharepoint. ...
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Handle Requirement
How do you handle a requirement that is not feasible?
cdnewlin
- Mar 31st, 2010
Depending on the situation and the level of the person requesting, I wouldn't be necessarily negative on it, but perhaps would see if some other requirement might suffice that is already in the li...
saurabh243
- Feb 25th, 2010
Approach towards handling handling requirements that are not feasible is to first categorise either as possible with some workaround subject to client agreeing on extending timelines to meet that requ...
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Establishing A Rapport
How would you go about establishing a rapport with the SME when you meet them for the first time?
Paddy64
- Apr 29th, 2010
I would do a bit of research and gain some common basic understanding of the SME industry segment prior to the meeting. The recent advancements or major issues surrounding would be the opening po...
cdnewlin
- Mar 31st, 2010
After proper introductions, I would really dig into the application itself since it would be of common interest. Find out what great things it does, also what areas are disappointing or lacking ...
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Requirement Capturing
What is your experience with writing Use Cases? What methods you have used for capturing requirements?
Sowmya Vasisht
- Mar 11th, 2011
The different methods of requirement gathering depends on the client location.Via Conf calls, emails, Prototypes or onsite one-on-one communication with client.Also there are different methodologies used according to the project and client requirement1. Waterfall2. Agile3. Iterative and incremental.
veronica1988
- Sep 14th, 2010
Used case diagrams can be created using tools such as MS Visio and Rational Rose. Also writing use case specifications is an essential part as they can be later used for preparing test cases during th...
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Use Case document
Is use case a separate document or it is part of Functional Specification ?
mithr17
- Oct 17th, 2011
It is part of the functional spec but...Use cases are detailed in a separate document and it's copy is referenced in Functional spec.
This is especially the case when its an enterprise application.Akangsha Nirmale
- Sep 20th, 2011
It is a part of functional specification.
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What is the difference between Agile and Unified Process methodology?
ankrita
- Aug 27th, 2008
Usually agile is done for small projects when there are chances of changing of requirements and RUP is used for long and big projects. In agile there is constant communication with the client and not too much of deliverables are there compared to?RUP.
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Business Analysis without tools
We are going to a client on Monday to help them with their requirements. We have just received a business case from the client, and they have no tools in place. What would we do the first week?
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How do a business analyst contributes in doing control flow in a project?
rachel123
- May 17th, 2009
Process wise you can depict control flow or work flow using UML modeling.Project perspective the BA's core responsibilities would be to ensure the requirement doc and artifacts follows the correct pro...
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What roles a business analyst play during change management?
sandhya001
- Sep 3rd, 2007
The Business Analyst will check the requested change against the original requirement. If its part of the requirement and need to fix it as a defect, it will be done through defect management. If its ...
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What are the difference between high-level and low-level use case? How can a business analyst performs that job?
sandhya001
- Sep 3rd, 2007
High-level Use Case Diagram gives you snap shot for your system and contains many process within it. Low-level Use Case Diagram will describe one process in details with alternative flow, exception and include/exlcude descriptions.
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How business analyst contributes in implementing BPM in a project ?
vivecan2005
- May 26th, 2008
BMP: Business Process ModellingImplementaion term in this question is fine but the better if you would have said:"How does Business Analyst contributes in modelling of Buisness Process in a Proje...
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What step would you follow to come up with a sequence diagram for a particular scenario?
AKS_123
- Sep 2nd, 2009
Many methods can be used like scenario walkthrough with stakeholders and asking questions which will elaborate the process. Identifying system capabilities and limitations and working ways around thes...
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How do you estimate the delivery of a document?
What factors help you determine when the document can be delivered?
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Tell about a time you had to make a decision.
Explain what the decision was and the impact that it had.
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Business Analyst Project Lead question
Tell about a time you led a project. Describe your role, the objectives of the project, what type of employees/resources you worked with, challenges, and the outcome
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How is business plan evaluated?
Noypi
- Feb 19th, 2007
A business plan is evaluated by checking the contents of the plan such as, if the plan have based on the resource planning and envisioning phase of the project.
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Explain equivalence class?
Noypi
- Feb 20th, 2007
I just got it in this site http://www.iscid.org/encyclopedia/Equivalence_ClassEquivalence class, a mathematical concept, is a subset of given set induced by an equivalence relation on that given ...
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