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Title: BUSINESS ANALYST Vs SYSTEM ANALYST


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BUSINESS ANALYST Vs
SYSTEM ANALYST
(Professional Business Analyst Training
organisation)
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  • A business analyst works as a liasion among
    stakeholders in order to understand,
  • communicate the requirements for changes to
    business processes,policies.
  • The business analyst understands problems
    andopportunities in the context of requirements
    that enable the organization to achieve its
    goals.


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  • Responsibilities of a Business Analyst  1.
    Interaction with client2. Ownership of
    Responsibilities 3. Process re-engineering

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  • SYSTEM ANALYSTA systems analyst is an IT
    professional who has knowledge on information
    systems.
  •   A systems analyst is a person who uses analysis
    and design techniques to solve business problems
    using information technology.
  • Although they may be familiar with a variety of
    languages like C,C,JAVA and operating
    systems(OS ) like MS OFFICE.

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  • Roles of a System Analyst  1.Plan a system flow
    from the ground up.2. Interact with internal
    users and customers to learn and document
    requirements that are then used to produce
    business requirements documents.3.Interact with
    designers to understand software limitations.


Traditional BA (Waterfall) Agile BA
Requirements are documented in Use Cases,Business Requirements, Functional requirements, UI Specifications, Business Rules. Requirements are documented in Epics, User Stories and optionally Business (or Essential) Use cases.
   
Focuses on completeness of requirement and spends time in ensuring the requirement is unambiguous and has all the details. Focuses on understanding the problem and being the domain expert so that s/he can answer questions from the development team swiftly and decisively.
Focuses on getting a sign off on the requirements. Focuses on ensuring the requirements meet the currentbusiness needs, even if it requires updating them.
Often there is a wall between the BA/Business and the Development team. Agile BA (Often called as Product Owner) is part of the team.
Tends to dictate solutions. Has to remain in the problem domain, leaving the development team space to explore different solutions.
Long turnaround. Quick turnaround.
Focus on what the requirements document said. In other words, output (Artifact) is a well written thorough requirements document. Focus on the functionality of the developed software. In other words, output (Artifact) is the software that meets thebusiness needs.
   
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