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The Business Analysis Standard serves as an excellent starting point for exploring our detailed knowledge sources, which provide practical examples (accessible via embedded links within the

Foundational competencies are the basic skills, abilities and characteristics that are necessary to perform effective business analysis.

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Strategy analysis should be performed as a business need is identified. It provides context to requirements analysis and design definition for a given change.

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The six core concepts highlighted in the definition of business analysis — Change, Need, Solution, Value, Stakeholder, and Context — form a powerful model for effective business analysis, the

Business analysis is the practice of enabling change in an enterprise by defining needs and recommending solutions that deliver value to stakeholders within a given context.