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Explain how you organize or prioritize your workload.
How do you know when you are successful?
Aniruddha
- Jul 6th, 2017
For prioritization of the task there is an activity known as BA governance wherein we can select the task which needs to be done first based on the stake holders requirement, timeline given or is there any dependency in that particular task.
nissyec
- Mar 12th, 2016
Make a list. Work out what order to do things in by thinking about which tasks are urgent and how important each task is. If not sure whats urgent and what isnt, or how important different tasks...
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Non Functional Requirements
What are the Non Functional Requirements and what factors make them a good NFR?
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BRD & FRD
what is the difference between business requirement document(BRD) and functional requirement document(FRD)?
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swapnil2882- Member Since Apr-2012 | Apr 18th, 2012
BRD: Business Requirement document states about the high level business requirement along with the business need and business problem FRD: Functional Requirement document states about the functionality required in the application designed for the business problem and need mentioned in the Business requirement document. It mentions the Functional as well as Non functional requirements. Functional requirement are described with the help of Use case description and Use case diagram where as Non functional requirements like capacity, performance etc. are also mentioned. Hope this will help you.
faraz
- Apr 12th, 2017
BRD : Its simple means What exactly customer wants this high level requirement maintain in docs called BRD.
FRD: How this high level requirements as BA we are going to achieve with functional and non-functional requirements maintain in docs is called FRD.Srikumar Menon
- Mar 31st, 2017
BRD: The key or the moto of a project
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Evaluating existing processes
Describe your experience evaluating existing processes and recommending updates or enhancements?
nissyec
- Mar 11th, 2016
For most of the Change Management procedures, the evaluation of existing system has to be done with an AS-IS process analysis. This may be done with document analysis or by other requirement eliciting methods. Once the analysis is done, the evaluation should be done by cause-effect or SWOT methods
MARK
- Feb 10th, 2015
You evaluate existing process by reviewing existing business process, document reviews, impact analysis and gap analysis
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How would you transform business requirements to functional requirements?
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prsh_patel- Member Since Mar-2007 | Mar 27th, 2007
while preparing Business requirements documents you mention why you need to bulit a system, i.e. problem statement. What you need to do while creating functional requirements is you have to specify is, solution of the problem. Specify thorugly business problem and explain solution for the same.
Business requirement documents does not necessarrily contains solution part, functional requirement may contain it how end user wants the system to perform. Dont forget to add non-functional requirements same doc.
Following is the instance of Business Requirement, Functional Requirement and Non-Functional Requirement.
Business Requirements :- sales order is made against customers purchase order. Sales order is given for approval to upper authority
Functional requirement:- Sales order shall be made with reference from Purchase order and it should be approved from upper authority.
Non-Functional Requirement:- Sales order should be in proper format (Specify format) and six copy of sales order should be printed from printer in 1 minute.
Nasir
- Oct 28th, 2015
BRD depicts the business challenges and problem statements. where as FRD depicts how the solution has been defined for the problem statement. As we all know BRD is source for FRD we can elaborate and detail the requirements textually, flow diagrams, and use case models.
Abdul Salam
- Jun 24th, 2015
Business Requirement: In short word its an event the end user do on daily basis such as adding money on account by bank tellers or adding your name in waiting list while placing a call to customer c...
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Requirements
How a BA handles Business Recks, User recks, Functional recks?
NIkhil
- Mar 26th, 2015
Business requirement is most important part of the organisation. In particular Software company Requirements and development both are two side of coin. So if requirement specifies quickly and efficie...
mithr17
- Mar 24th, 2014
@ the person who posed this question: Please use correct terminology instead of SMS lingo. I think you wanted to say req.s AKA requirements and not recks. Help others help you.
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Business Rule & Business Validation
What is the difference b/w Business Rule & Business Validation ?
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What is the difference between BRD, SRS and Use Case documents?
patelmitesh07
- Sep 20th, 2014
Use case : A use case is a methodology used to identify, clarify, and organize system requirements. The use case is made up of a set of possible sequences of interactions between systems and users in ...
Moeen khan
- Jun 21st, 2014
BRD : It documents all the high level requirement , business users needs .i . e. , what all the application has to perform to satisfy user needs . SRS : It documents all the features of the system th...
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Hello,I would like to know about where to start get familiar with this field as i would like to start my career as Business Analyst and i hold M.B.A in information Technology but still some new concepts are there i am absolutely not familiar with.Can some suggest me any case study or project i should start from and get familiar with each and every steps involved in this with the help of developing that project/case study by myself. One more thing i would like to know that all the use cases/activity diagram/requirement document gathering are done in MS office package.Please suggest me any project name/case study with a little synopsis which i can develop by myself and can link all required phases involved in SDLC steps by steps and what about those phases where testing is involved as i do not have any testing software installed in my PC.Please help me.Thanks
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jaysan- Member Since Sep-2006 | Mar 18th, 2007
Hi,
After reading your mail I could guess that you are completly new in this field. I could advice some tips to you to get into BA Role.
i) Equipped yourself with some business domain like banking,insurance etc.
ii) Learn any technolgoy which we use to prepare case studies like Rational suit etc. it's not mandatory but it will help you in launching yourself.
iii) Expertise yourself in Word,Excel,Power point, Visio, MS-Project as these are the tools used in day to day activities.
iv) Find any case study on internet and go through some Business Requirement documents(BRD) as you need to prepare the same.
v) Equipped yourself with some technologies falvour as well it will help you in coordinating with development teams and conveying your requirements clearly and understanding their difficulties as well.
vi) Study some effort estimation techniques like FPA etc. as you need to know to prepare effort estimation as part of your job.
Last but not the least also go through testing terminologies as you need to do testing yourself and involed with users, also communication is Big factor as you will be communicated with Business users and markets and senior management.
I hope this will help you and you can get case studies on internet.
regards,
SanjaySANJAY AHUJA
- Jun 12th, 2013
Hi Sanjay
Please advice me how i can find project stories for an upcoming interview in the Pharma field.They need somebody with Blueprint Requirement center exp and working with GxP implementationLuan Nguyen
- Mar 10th, 2011
If you are new to SDLC in general I strongly recommend Software Engineering a Practical Approach by Pressman. It has 2-3 chapters on reuirements and covers all the bases for a BA. It has good contents...
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How you proceed to convert Business Requirement till the signoff on the documents?
Steps carried out during initial project kick off till the requirement Document sign off for a new project
itsSumitra
- May 19th, 2013
Once the project is initiated, its Scope is defined. Analyze the project scope and its dependent applications within the system and find out the impact analysis. Do some homework on gathering the requ...
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Difference between PM and BA
What is the difference between a project manager and a Business analyst ?
IT_Engineer
- Feb 23rd, 2013
When the project originates within the business unit, the Business Analyst writes the Business Case which funds the project. The Project Manager is brought in later to lead the implementation of the ...
Deepthi
- Sep 18th, 2012
Project Manager: The PMO (The Project Management) office assigns the Project Manager in the initial phase of the product development. The PM does all the Enterprise analysis which include the Feasibil...
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Business Rules
How do you document business rules?
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Answered by: mcdw
- Sep 23rd, 2012
The Business Rule the Functional Requirement satisfies as the IT solution to the need identified in the BRD is documented and mapped in the Functional Requirements document.
mcdw
- Sep 23rd, 2012
The Business Rule the Functional Requirement satisfies as the IT solution to the need identified in the BRD is documented and mapped in the Functional Requirements document.
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Sequence to write a test case.
Test script, test data, test scenario, use case. So confusing, what comes after what to write a test case?
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Answered by: Devi
- Aug 8th, 2012
Test script, test data, test scenario, use case. - given sequence From the Use Case, you derive a Test Scenario, Design it in a functional flow, author test matrix if necessary, then write a test script, and supporting information is the Test Design. - the sequence to be followed
Devi
- Aug 8th, 2012
Test script, test data, test scenario, use case. - given sequence
From the Use Case, you derive a Test Scenario, Design it in a functional flow, author test matrix if necessary, then write a test script, and supporting information is the Test Design. - the sequence to be followed -
What are skills required for business analyst?
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nehasahu- Member Since May-2007 | Jan 4th, 2009
Skills required for business analyst:
1)Analytical skills
2)Technical skills
3)Manegerial skills
4)Negotiation skills
5)excellent communication and writing skillsmanikandan
- Oct 17th, 2011
Why ? ITIL certification is required for BA
gabriel
- Oct 3rd, 2011
This is young business analyst your response toward this question has lead me to successful returns thanks! keep it up.
Business Analyst Interview Questions
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