Archive for May, 2007
Planning a Successful Review Meeting, Part I
Welcome to Practical Analyst, a site specializing in practical insight for business analysts and project professionals. If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed or follow me on Twitter. Thanks for stopping by! Holding requirement specification reviews is an activity that is critical to ensuring the quality of your deliverables. [...]
It’s Good to be a Business Analyst
The Business Analyst role is a good one – if you’re interested in climbing the rungs of the organizational ladder. At least that’s the tack that Barbara over at the Business Analyst Blog has taken: In the next few years I think we are going to see more and more Business Analysts move into executive [...]
Reasons for Engaging a Requirements Analyst – Humorous, but True!
These are fun and typically true. I may even consider sharing them with my next old school stakeholder who can’t see why it’d be best to get away from the classic 5 bullet e-mail as the requirements spec of record. Here are 5 reasons why to use a requirements analyst: You’re in the box. You [...]