Terms
Can be referred to as non-functional requirements
What are quality attributes?
The knowledge area containing the "Assess Risk" task
What is strategy analysis?
Helps categorize potential root causes of an issue
What is a fishbone diagram?
A type of stakeholder who must approve the business analysis approach to ensure that it is compatible with other project activities
Who is the project manager?
Focuses on continuously improving and sustaining the quality of products and services
What is TQM?
Used to help familiarize the project team with the existing solution scope.
What is a context scope diagram?
Aims to understand stakeholder needs and start to discover potential solutions that may fulfil these needs
Elicitation and Collaboration
Used to define the requirements of the particular product or software to achieve the desired result for a client.
What is a Business Requirement Document?
A type of stakeholder responsible for authorizing the actions needed to meet the identified business need
Who is a sponsor?
Focuses on the improvement of processes
What is BPM?
A task that cannot be started until another task is completed.
What is a dependency
Includes specific tasks Business Analysts perform in order to manage and maintain requirements and design information
What are Requirements Life Cycle Management?
Used to define the boundaries of control, change, a solution, or a need
Scope Model
Stakeholders who are indirectly affected, either positively or negatively, by an effort or the actions of an organization
Who are secondary stakeholders?
A methodology that follows these 6 phases: assess, design, model, implement, monitor and modify.
What is BPM (Business Process Management)?
A task that requires a BA to consider the value that each link is supposed to deliver, as well as the nature and use of the specific relationships that are being created.
What is tracing requirements?
The knowledge area where a set of requirements are sufficient in detail, internally consistent and of high quality.
What is Requirements Analysis Design Definition?
Management of the what and how a business does what it does – its main processes, the oversight of how these processes unfold, and, typically, the technology that enables and mediates them.
What is ERG (Enterprise Resource Planning)?
A communication style that, for example, defines a software's architecture and high-level functionality before breaking these down into modules and detailed coding tasks.
What is a top-down approach?
A well structured document that demonstrates the reason for initiating a project.
What is a business case?
The next step after assessing the business value associated with a potential solution.
What is, recommend a solution?
Used to clarify roles and responsibilities in cross-functional projects and processes.
What is a RACI (Responsible, Accountable, Consulted & Informed)?
Or
What is a RAM (Responsibility Assignent Matrix)?
Focuses on detecting, reducing or eliminating errors.
What is TQM (Total Quality Management)?