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Chat GPT as a tool for business analysis

Analysts Corner

The use of language models in Artificial Intelligence can leverage the productivity of Business Analysis. link] In this article, I demonstrate how it is possible to use Chat GPT as an assistant (or helper) in executing business analysis tasks based on a case study that deals with developing an application by a startup.

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Analyst’s corner digest #17

Analysts Corner

yours, Igor [link] BA Skills & Processes 1) Turn guesses into estimates with Wideband Delphi by Karl Wiegers Most software professionals must provide estimates for their work, but few of us are skillful estimators. A process model helps with visualising the problem area or defining the future state.

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Building Strong Relationships and Effective Meetings in the Era of Remote Working

Business Bullet

This article explores strategies for adapting to remote working, emphasizing the importance of equipment and setup, time management, relationship building, managing workshops, and recommended tools for successful remote collaboration. Remote collaboration tools like process modeling software, drawing tools, and virtual whiteboards (e.g.,

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What are the different types of Business Analysts?

The BAWorld

In this blog, we delve into the world of Business Analysis, exploring the diverse roles and skill sets associated with this dynamic field. As many aspiring Business Analysts may have noticed, job descriptions for this role often demand a range of skills, a confusing understanding of the distinct types of Business Analysts.

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Levels and roles of business analysis

Capiro

Levels of business analysis. This article considers 3 levels of business analysis. Strategic : Business transformations; Portfolio management; Business change; Business architecture and Target operating models; Business agility; Benefits realisation.

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Modeling is for Everyone

Watermark Learning

Models capture requirements as well as help us elicit additional requirements by prompting us to ask clarifying questions needed to uncover hidden and tacit requirements. Models can be developed using a variety of techniques such as brainstorming, facilitated workshops, interviews, or prototyping. Process models.

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How to write functional requirements

Capiro

Bring these people together in a workshop and make a first pass at what a product will need to be able to do if it is to provide what they need. As established in the values for agile, face to face conversations are usually the most effective way of confirming understanding and spotting issues. Requirements must not be ambiguous.

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