The Accidental Business Analyst

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The role of the Business Analyst within companies is slowly coming to maturity.

As the roles of software developer, database designer and software architect become more and more defined in the IT industry, the Business Analyst role has also been more defined to fill analysis and design tasks that have been left out of those roles.

As a software development team begins to improve its development processes, many people become Business Analysts simply because they begin picking up the requirements gathering and analysis tasks that are left lying undone on their team.

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Requirements Engineering A Top In-Demand Skill for Business Analysts

When gathering or analyzing requirements, it is just as important to focus on the process that you are using to develop your requirements as it is to focus on the requirements themselves.

If your requirements elicitation or management process is a poor one, you risk not understanding the business problem you are trying to solve and turning out a poor product. The cost of Information Technology (IT) project failures has become too great to ignore the fact that business analysts need to invest time to understand what they intend to build before implementation.

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