Well it’s official, I’m certifiably a Business Analyst. Or at least IIBA thinks so! On Sept 20, I bit the bullet and took the CBAP exam…and luckily passed!! Here are
9/22/11 IMPORTANT NOTE AND UPDATE: We have updated the criteria and tool scores — please go to this post for the most current material. Phase 2 of our requirements management
We just presented “Requirements Estimation” at the Austin IIBA Chapter meeting. James Hulgan from ArgonDigital gave the talk to a group of about 35 people. His talk was about how
Alas, my CBAP app is finally submitted! Last week I read Laura Brandenburg’s post on her CBAP process and I laughed because it sounded a bit like my story: I
I was recently on a panel “Process and tools, which comes first?” at BA World Toronto. It was actually a PM focused panel, and I was a BA on the
9/22/11 IMPORTANT NOTE AND UPDATE: We have updated the criteria and tool scores — please go to this post for the most current material. Also, there is a known issue
Rather than being given the time they need to create well-crafted requirements, business analysts are often required to create their requirements specifications under an imposed deadline. This practice typically leads
We perform peer reviews on our projects to ensure better deliverable quality. They also provide a very nice mentoring tool to help each other grow. In general though, as business
Business Analyst training would not be complete without an example of a Traceability Matrix. We walk through an example of a traceability matrix used in software requirements gathering in video
The Traceability Matrix is a necessary model in all software requirments gathering projects. We discuss what traceability matrices are and how to use them in Video Seventeen. We also cover
Affinity Diagrams are a an interactive model to learn about in business analyst training. Seeing an example in business analyst training of an Affinity Diagram using sticky notes is helpful
There are a set of models in software requirements gathering that are useful to organize information. In video fifteen, we explain which models allow you to tie information together. Affinity
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