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Grant Wright facilitated a half day workshop at the European Business Analysis conference 2020 on Unleashing the power of visual thinking. Grant actively practices Visual Thinking throughout his work and is passionate about its ability to create alignment, improve understanding and generate creative ideas.
Dependencies are not merely identified, they are discussed with all involved parties, and agreed-upon actions are captured and visualized on the program board. The RTE is the Chief Scrum Master of the train, guiding the smooth operation of the ART by escalating impediments, visualizing cross-ART dependencies, and managing risks.
For example, some stakeholders prefer visual representation (flowcharts, UML diagrams…) over textual format (use cases, tabular charts). The Business Analyst must fine tune his documentation to suit the needs accordingly. Organization Knowledge.
And businessarchitecture kind of a nebulous term, but how do you form teams? So what I have to think about is what are the organization’s mechanisms for adapting, not just requirements, but adapting the businessarchitecture? It’s I need to align around the businessarchitecture.
Iterative and Incremental Change Models In other iterations of this kind of a talk, I’ve done things where I’ve tried to help visualize what does it take, and it gets into this idea of expeditions and base camps that we were talking about before. Again, I don’t think what we’re saying is we want a free for all on this.
So some of the things that we’re going to explore are ideas like businessarchitecture, business capability modeling. He talks about the relationship between data and domains and businessarchitecture. And so I would facilitate workshops and I’d put my quadrants up and I’d explain it.
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