Different types of reviews are conducted for business analysis work products. Each is tailored to the needs of the organization and business analyst, and uses
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An entity is an object or concept within a system. An entity may be used in several processes. The life cycle of every entity has a beginning and an end.
A survey or questionnaire presents a set of questions to stakeholders and subject matter experts (SMEs), whose responses are then collected and analyzed in order to formulate knowledge about the
Use cases describe the interactions between the primary actor, the solution, and any secondary actors needed to achieve the primary actor's goal.
A workshop is a focused event attended by key stakeholders and subject matter experts (SMEs) for a concentrated period of time. A workshop may be held for different purposes including planning,
Perspectives are used within business analysis work to provide focus to tasks and techniques specific to the context of the initiative.
The techniques described in the BABOK® Guide are intended to cover the most common and widespread techniques practiced within the business analysis community. Business analysts apply their
Perspectives are used within business analysis work to provide focus to tasks and techniques specific to the context of the initiative. Most initiatives are likely to engage one or more
Business analysis is the practice of enabling change in an enterprise by defining needs and recommending solutions that deliver value to stakeholders.
The core content of the BABOK® Guide is composed of business analysis tasks organized into knowledge areas.