Many people regard their sense of sight among others as one that greatly helps them navigate the world. And it’s no wonder why a lot of business analysts use Observation as an effective and easily-employed technique in eliciting requirements from different…
Brainstorming sessions can be a melting pot of diverse personalities, and you as the business analyst are inescapably trapped into that baffling interplay of group dynamics, dealing with people whose attitudes may be remotely Pollyanna-like. While brainstorming is one powerful…
Among all requirements elicitation techniques, interviews are arguably the most popular and frequently employed. They rank top in most business analysts’ elicitation techniques toolkit. The Business Analysis Body of Knowledge (BABOK) defines interview as “a systematic approach for eliciting information…