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Business Analysis Planning and Monitoring
The BABOK v2 (2009: 17) says that the Business Analysis Planning and Monitoring Knowledge Area defines the tasks associated with the planning and monitoring of business analysis activities, including:
on work performed to ensure that the business analysis effort produces the expected
outcomes. If these outcomes do not occur, the business analyst must take corrective
action to meet stakeholder expectations.
- identifying stakeholders
- defining roles and responsibilities of stakeholders in the business analysis effort
- developing estimates for business analysis tasks
- planning how the business analyst will communicate with stakeholders
- planning how requirements will be approached, traced, and prioritized
- determining the deliverables that the business analyst will produce
- defining and determining business analysis processes
- determining the metrics that will be used for monitoring business analysis work
on work performed to ensure that the business analysis effort produces the expected
outcomes. If these outcomes do not occur, the business analyst must take corrective
action to meet stakeholder expectations.
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Permalink Reply by Jim Steele on
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The PMI Information Systems Specific Interest Group has a webinar titled Whose Requirements? Project Manager or Business Analyst? It explores the optimization of these roles.
These webinars are free to PMI-ISSIG members but also available to others for a small fee. -
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Here's another article comparing the BA-Project Manager roles: The PM and BA Role; a Deeper Dive
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