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The Business Analysis Standard uses examples to illustrate how the 30 business analysis tasks are applicable across IIBA’s suite of intellectual property and products.
The following techniques were identified by the global community as applicable for many different types of initiatives and are a good starting point for new business analysis professionals.
The BACCM™ is a “thinking model” and an “organizing model” for effective business analysis.
Aligned with the key principles for standard development outlined by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), the Standard was co-created with IIBA’s global business analysis
The Business Analysis Standard provides a simplified, inclusive view of business analysis and includes the foundational concepts in an easy-to-use format. It delivers a comprehensive view of the
The purpose of Define Requirements Architecture is to ensure that the requirements collectively support one another to fully achieve the objectives.
Apply the capabilities of an enterprise to reach a desired set of goals and objectives.
How do I? BABOK® Guide Glossary | IIBA® Glossary BABOK® Guide Glossary | IIBA® Acceptance criteria Acceptance test driven development Actor (business analysis) Adaptive approach
Connecting business analysis to data analytics to generate better value-add information, and guide better-informed business decision making. Business data analytics is a practice by which a