As much as we like to think we are now in a dynamic and agile world, most delivery initiatives are still some shades of agile and all shades of waterfall. These initiatives could have adopted an
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Professionals responsible for business analysis want clear and consistent communication, and so we cannot let tools become a hindrance. If tools are not aligned throughout the organization, that
Agile shifts how business analysis is done, but it doesn’t change the fact that business analysis needs to be done. Our research has shown the direct relationship that requirements have with the
To achieve enterprise agility organizations must make supporting their agile teams a priority. Here is how to support your agile teams and successfully achieve enterprise agility.
Agile consists of MVP releases which continuously improve on their ability to satisfy. For example, the team will work to release the minimum required to transport the user from point A to B
So, you’ve gone Agile. You do daily scrums, retrospectives, and all the “right” Agile ceremonies. But still, your organization isn’t quite convinced that Agile is the answer. And while you
Over the years, I have seen Business Analysis evolve as a profession across industries more than I could have imagined. In all honesty, it`s no longer about simply sourcing requirements and
One of the biggest challenges a Scrum Master or Agile Coach who really wants to have an impact on his/her team faces is knowing how to get through to and inspire EVERYONE in the team. I’m not
By definition, planning fits into a rigid world, where everything is written in advance and each action taken is predefined. On the other hand, agile business analysis seems to leave an important
Agile project success doesn’t happen accidentally. It hinges on good analysis skills like these.