PMI Guide to Business Analysis 2017
Understanding the Context and Practice of Business Analysis
The Project Management Institute (PMI) has released the updated PMI Guide to Business Analysis 2017, a comprehensive resource for professionals in the field of business analysis. The guide provides insights into the context, environment, and practice of business analysis, emphasizing the importance of its role in successful outcomes.
Growing Recognition of Business Analysis
Business analysis has gained increasing recognition as a crucial discipline in recent years. The guide acknowledges this growth and highlights the demand for qualified business analysts who can bridge the gap between business and technology. It discusses the various roles and responsibilities of business analysts, including eliciting requirements, analyzing processes, and facilitating communication among stakeholders.
Context and Influences on Business Analysis
The PMI Guide to Business Analysis 2017 places strong emphasis on understanding the context and influences on business analysis. It explores the external and internal factors that can impact business analysis activities, such as industry trends, organizational culture, and regulatory requirements. By considering these factors, business analysts can tailor their approaches to specific situations and ensure that their work aligns with organizational objectives.
Best Practices and Techniques
The guide provides practical guidance on best practices and techniques for business analysis, including requirements elicitation, analysis, and documentation. It covers various tools and methodologies, such as use cases, process modeling, and stakeholder analysis. By following these best practices, business analysts can increase the quality and efficiency of their work, leading to more effective decision-making and successful project outcomes.
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