2024 Business Analysis Documentation 
Analysts Corner
FEBRUARY 12, 2024
Top stories published in January — February 2024 Hi there! We’ve also got an attempt at understanding if AI could evolve to dynamically reconfigure business processes and policies in pursuit of better outcomes by continually redesigning itself. Another year has started with a lot of great articles in our Analyst’s corner.
Passionate BA
JULY 29, 2024
This will ensure that the generated UML diagrams are tailored to your exact needs; How to make your results better by educating the model with reference documents from Plant UML. You will find my business analysis digest, my articles, and more!
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Analysts Corner
FEBRUARY 14, 2024
I could not recommend SWEBOK Guide v3 to start your journey to the requirements engineer or business analysis. In 2024, I started revisiting the standards BOKs, researching some topics for future articles. For the sake of curiosity, I have looked into a draft version of SWEBOK Guide v4 ( 2024 Jan 16th Public Review Version ).
Analysts Corner
SEPTEMBER 20, 2024
The importance of documentation Imagine approaching documentation like a paleontologist on a quest to uncover and preserve the complete skeleton of organizational knowledge. Encourage employees to document insights, create central repositories, and use technology to make knowledge easily discoverable and shareable.
Analysts Corner
DECEMBER 19, 2023
Tech: integrated knowledge bases, machine learning tips, and a guide to git for a business analyst. > Keep reading… 6) The Significance of a Software Requirement Specification (SRS) Document by Nelson M. > Keep reading… Strategy analysis 1) You Have Been Working with KPIs Wrongly — This is Why by Nelson M.
Analysts Corner
SEPTEMBER 20, 2024
Photo by Etienne Girardet on Unsplash Effective documentation is crucial in today’s fast-paced business environment. Yet, for many organizations, documentation remains a challenge — often seen as a tedious afterthought rather than a vital business asset. Documenting everything can be daunting, leading to paralysis.
Analysts Corner
FEBRUARY 5, 2023
Data Analysis (Image created using photo and elements in Canva) Evolution of data and big data Until the advent of computers, limited facts were collected and documented, given the cost and scarcity of resources and effort to capture, store, and maintain them. By 2024, the ratio between unique and replicated data will be 1:10.
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