Requirements Gathering Interviewing Techniques for Business Analysts
Maintaining a list of the questions you need answered is a simple but effective interviewing tool for business analysts.
A Basic Business Problem Analysis Technique
How does your organization decide which projects to fund? When a project is done, how do you know if it was successful? Business problem analysis is a set of techniques that identify and evaluate areas in which stakeholders are unhappy with an existing situation....Conduct Requirements Interviews to Discover Stakeholder Needs
Business analysis at all levels requires interviewing skills. This post discusses seven key characteristics that will help you improve your interviewing skills.
User Stories Are a Requirements Gathering Technique for Any IT Project
User stories are becoming the preferred structure for expressing what business analysts call “Stakeholder Requirements”. Structuring them properly makes them even more powerful.
Ignorance is Bliss for the Business Analyst
How much does a business analyst have to know about the subject matter to be effective? The answer is surprisingly little – assuming the business analyst knows how to do business analysis.
Of Asking and Telling – Requirements Interviewing Techniques for Business Analysis
A question file is one of the simplest tools for keeping track of what you know you know, what you know you don’t know, and what you don’t know that you do know to contain what you don’t know you don’t know.