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Basic Flow Identification

How do you identify the basic flow? What would you do if someone was struggling to determine the basic flow for a use case?

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Last Update: September 03, 2007 Asked by: SnehaShah

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Submitted by: sandhya

Basic flow for use case can be identified from Business Requirement Documents or Functional Requirement Documents as these use cases are prepared on the basis of these requirement.

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rachel123

March 24, 2007 12:30:00

sithu

Member Since: March 2006 Contribution: 46

RE: Basic Flow Identification

You can understand only from OBS/WBS
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Sithu
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March 24, 2007 22:38:00

SnehaShah

RE: Basic Flow Identification

Could you please explain OBS/WBS in detail.

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Sneha

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March 27, 2007 07:14:11

prsh_patel

Member Since: March 2007 Contribution: 4

RE: Basic Flow Identification

hi WBS means work breakdown structure....this will provide you direction to start with. if you are still not finding direction try to talk with the department head with prior appointment.

Prepare questionnairs it will help you to understand the business process. Dont be in hurry to understand everything go gradually but understand processes right from micro level.

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Paresh

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September 03, 2007 14:43:24

sandhya

RE: Basic Flow Identification

Basic flow for use case can be identified from Business Requirement Documents or Functional Requirement Documents as these use cases are prepared on the basis of these requirement.

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September 03, 2007 14:45:47

sandhya

RE: Basic Flow Identification

Actually use case can be tracked / identified through business requirement document or functional requirement documents. Because these use cases are prepared on the basis of each requirements or process mentioned in the documents.

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