Depending on the size and complexity of a project, before the project commences, it is important to begin with the business analysis phase. The process is generally divided into multiple steps with each step involving specific tasks to perform, principles to follow and documents to produce. This diagram below portrays the business analysis process model: Now let’s discuss each step: Step 1 – Get Oriented This first step is where much of the ground work for a project is covered. Whether a project is brand new or existing, it’s crucial for the business analyst to gather a significant amount of background information on the project. These are the conditions of the project that need to be determined at this stage: What domain is the project under? Financial, health, energy, hosting, etc. Is there enough information corresponding to the domain? If the answer is no, a business analyst would perform additional research about the project by spending time understanding the do’s and d...
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