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Imagine you are ready to dive deep into a new project, but amidst the sea of information and tasks, you find yourself at a crossroads: What documents should you create to capture those crucial requirements? The path to success lies in understanding the power of documentation. It defines the scope of the project.
In this short video, you’ll learn the definition of an As Is Business Process, as well as how and when to analyze an As Is Business Process. To get a rundown of all of these elements, you can download our free business process template. Click the image below to claim your free business process template.
Experiment with a new visual model to clarify a complex concept. Consider a new type of requirements document to address a currently unmet need, such as a business processmodel, scope statement, or use case. Goals in this area could include updating a template , documenting an as is process , or creating a tip sheet.
You’ll learn: The definition of a To Be Business Process How to analyze a To Be Business Process Where to start in your analysis What type of collaboration to expect At Bridging the Gap, we are all about helping you succeed as a business analyst, no matter where you are in your career. It’s absolutely free.
Don’t business analysts slow things down, add more costs, and create unnecessary documentation? I remember early on in my career meeting with an end user who was showing me how they were copying and pasting documents into this field. There were business users printing the document twice. Of course not!
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