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

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Requirements and Designs Life Cycle Management describes the tasks that business analysis professionals perform to manage and maintain requirements and designs from creation to retirement.

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Business analysis is used to identify and articulate the need for change in how organizations work, and to facilitate that change.

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