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Why is business analyst position vital in an organization?
asawhney2147
- Oct 14th, 2008
The position is important because a BA is a peoples person when it comes to the users and an IT person when it comes to the developers. He can communicate with the users in jargon that they are com...
srikanthpullikanti
- May 15th, 2008
As he is the person who acts like an liaison between stakeholders and technical team, in order to elicit ,analyze ,communicate and validate requirements for changes in business process, policies and i...
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How do you create Use Case
zaclancer
- Oct 13th, 2008
A use case can be created based on the business process study. For example, if the business process is about employee recruitment, then a use case can be drawn to depict the candidate applying for a v...
kumarmaj
- Aug 3rd, 2008
Use Cases can be created using different modelling tools like Rational Requisite Pro, MS-Office.
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How to handle end user if he is very much opposed to change in the process??
How to handle end user if they are very much opposed to change in the process? this may be because they have to enter more data now then in prior system or they not easily adaptable to new technology. how we can convince them or on which matters.
zaclancer
- Oct 13th, 2008
One of the best ways to handle end users when they are opposed to process change, is to understand the basis of their resistance and to explain them about the advantages of the process change. T...
ari_meta
- Jul 22nd, 2008
I will give them real time example and situation to show them, how change in system/ process will make their job easier.
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What are components of UML
zaclancer
- Oct 13th, 2008
UML is a standard language for specifying, vizualising, constructing and document the artifacts of a software system. It consists of Nine diagrams - 4 types of diagrams that model the structural aspec...
kumarmaj
- Aug 3rd, 2008
UML Comprises of Syntax and Semantics.UML also comprises of 9 diagrams. 5 static and 4 dynamic.
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Requirement Testing
How do you make sure the requirements are tested and work fine?
zaclancer
- Oct 13th, 2008
Requirement traceability matrix can be used to make sure that each and every requirement is tested. The RTM consists of the each requirement traced to the design artifact and the testing artifact (i.e...
ankrita
- Aug 27th, 2008
For requirements to be tested, firstly we have to make use cases and then test cases. These cases are executed and when there is no accurate result the way it was witten in requirements then again test cases are execued. This way requirements are tested.
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Cash Flow Break Even Point
Give an example of cash flow which will determine the break even point and the percentage of ROI.
vasudeo007
- Oct 12th, 2008
The question is incomplete.If you want to know break even point then you need to know fixed and variable costs and sale price.Moreover if you want to know Return Over Investment (ROI) then you need to...
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Business processes
Business processes and finance operating model within the Domestic arena...means what..? Please explain
vasudeo007
- Oct 12th, 2008
Ok. It seems that you are working for some Indian company.Domestic arena means within India or US wherever. The opposit of domestic is international. So international arena means that the software may...
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What types of requirements should not be documented in use cases?
megrath
- Sep 30th, 2008
Any non- functional requirements[example:usuability,design,performance..] that cannot be directly realted to the usecases should not be documented in Usecases. These non-functional requirements are documented in Supplementary Specification Document.
chrisraeht
- May 19th, 2008
Use cases should be written from the user point of view. How should the system function when using it. So don't include "behind the scenes" specifics like what is stored in t...
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Use Cases Project Phase
Which phase of the project does a BA complete preparing all USE CASES? After the Use Cases are signed off, what are the next steps in the process?
megrath
- Sep 30th, 2008
Use Cases are written in the requirements phase of SDLC..after UseCases are written and a formal sign-off is done, these usecases are passed on to the development team for the design and development o...
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Requirements Validation
How does a BA validate all the requirements? What are the steps in the process?
megrath
- Sep 25th, 2008
There is no hard and fast rule to validate the requirements, totally depends on the organization. After all the requirements ae gathered, BA should document them in a proper format and send out these ...
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Vendor Dealings
For what reasons does a BA correspond with a Vendor? How can he deal with a vendor effectively?
apuzone2003
- Sep 10th, 2008
BAs to lias with vendors. This is required in case where either the complete product is given by vendor or deliverables are from vendor. Vendor intractions plays a vital role while the initial stage o...
sunsat007
- Sep 3rd, 2008
I understood it as client in place of vendor. A BA liaises with client for different reasons as 1.Gathering Business Requirements2.Creating Technical Specifications3.Release Implementation Plans4.Post Deploymeant Docs5.When creating an Onboarding model for exting project to onboard new clients etc
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Test Director
When does a BA use Test Director tool and for what purpose in a project?
Browny
- Sep 4th, 2008
Some companies use Test Director for Requirement Traceability. In Test Director there is a tab for Requirements and all the functional requirements can be added in this?section. These requirements wi...
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What are your expectations from Project Manager?
ankrita
- Aug 27th, 2008
Sometimes when there are conflicting scenarios between technical team and the users, in the time of submission of deliverables a project manager should propvide a helping hand to BA to have smooth rel...
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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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Completion of Requirements
How do you know when a requirement gathering is complete? What are the few basic criteria?
Browny
- Sep 4th, 2008
In a project we Baseline the requirements. This does not mean the Requirements are 100% complete. I have worked in several projects where 10% of requirements change when we move the construction ...
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Whom would you invite for JAD Session and why
ari_meta
- Jul 22nd, 2008
i will invite sponsor/SMEs - to make decision and provide necessary resources for the project. Real end user - to discuss requirements and business functions Syste...
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Core Banking
What is the role of business analyst core banking
dines
- Jul 10th, 2008
Core banking in the sense of particular branch can activate facility to all over. we can anywhere use our branch facility in any other branch
User00
- Jun 26th, 2008
Business Analysts in any domain must have good communication/ inter personal skills and must have extensive domain knowledge. BA must have through understanding of the business process with in that domain.
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Value as a Analyst
How will you handle a new domain and what can you do to increase your value as a analyst?
debcjackson
- Jul 7th, 2008
The most important thing is for an analyst to get to grips with the domain they are working in. The better you know the business, the more value you will be able to add.
besthar
- Jun 24th, 2008
This is going to be a Challenging Task .....Business Analysts have to primarily understand the Business Process of that specific domain ... In a case where you are looking to enter in to new...
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Mention some of the important points a business analyst must take care while preparing business plan?
besthar
- Jun 24th, 2008
1 : Define your Communication channel ... This is the most important decision one has to take before even starting the business plan.2 : Decide on the recipient's of the business plan.3 : Start yo...
srikanthpullikanti
- May 15th, 2008
There is no particular format for the Business plan,But it is the set of goals that the company has set and the plans for reaching thos goals.It may also contain background information about the organ...
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Strength/ Weakness of document analysis
What is the strength or weakness of document analysis technique to elicit requirements?
sunil.samleti
- May 30th, 2008
The strength/weakness of any document depends on different factors:-Such as:-Strength:- 1 - Material used in doucments should be related to topic.2 - It should more clear and easily to understand.3 -&...
srikanthpullikanti
- May 16th, 2008
A document analyis or conent analysis contains the information of summarizing,qunatitative infrmation ,A PRIORITY DESIGN, reliability ,validity, .and testing and a lot of information ..where all the s...
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