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Successfully Managing Business Analysts
I am very passionate about the work that the Business Analyst (BA) does – I should be, I’ve been one for long enough. The role of the BA is critical to the success of any project. If the delivered system … Continue reading
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Tagged BA, Business Analysis, Business Analyst, Buy-In, Delivery, Documentation, Knowledge Retention, Management, Project Scope, Requirements Capture, Requirements Documentation, Requirements Matrix, roadmap, Target Object Model, Vision
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