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 Related Questions Latest Answer : 1.Dependencies on thrid party interface2.Analyzing all possible secenarios3.Impact on current system behaviour ... Latest Answer : while preparing Business requirements documents you mention why you need to bulit a system, i.e. problem statement. What you need to do while creating functional requirements is you have to specify is, solution of the problem. Specify thorugly business ... What analysis and modeling techniques do you use to translate business objectives into system requirements? Read Answers (2) | Asked by : joe Latest Answer : Make sure the Product Manager reviews the chartering information to ensure full understanding. ... Latest Answer : I feel the main problem which a BA faces is changing requirements. In some project the requirements keep on changing.The BA has to keep a track of all those requirements. ... Read Answers (3) | Asked by : Syed Shah Hello,I would like to know about where to start get familiar with this field as i would like to start my career as Business Analyst and i hold M.B.A in information Technology but still some new concepts are there i am absolutely not familiar with.Can some suggest me any case study or project i should start from and get familiar with each and every steps involved in this with the help of developing that project/case study by myself. One more thing i would like to know that all the use cases/activity Latest Answer : Both functional and non-functional requirement is Documented in FRD (Functional Requirement Document). ... Read Answers (2) | Asked by : SnehaShah We are going to a client on Monday to help them with their requirements. We have just received a business case from the client, and they have no tools in place. What would we do the first week? Latest Answer : First week in this case is always advisable to do a due deligence of the amount of work, expectations, existing process, time lines with the constraints surrounding. One of major constraints in this case would include lack of tools.Depending on the ... Read Answers (1) | Asked by : SnehaShah Latest Answer : Functional Requirements are MUST-TO-HAVE (without these requirement the system or part of the system will not function)Non-Functional Requirement are NICE-TO-HAVE (without these requirement the system will work, however it will help to enhance the usability ... Read Answers (3) | Asked by : hasan Latest Answer : It depends on which stage of SDLC you are in the project. If you know it before that user is gonna give frequent changes in the requirements or sometimes the requirements are not specifically defiined, in this case we should use Agile methodolgy which ... Read Answers (2) | Asked by : Jung Lee
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