The
BASA helps individuals identify
skill gaps, strengths and weaknesses around core Business Analysis
competency areas correlating with the International Institute of Business
Analysis (IIBA)’s
Business Analysis Body of Knowledge (BABOK). Once
identified, these gaps can be filled with customized training,
self study, or structured coaching.
The results of the assessment are categorized into the specific BABOK
areas and then aligned with statistical benchmarks
and narrative
recommendations. These outputs graphically illustrate target areas for
improvement by priority ranking and then correlate narrative recommendations based on a best practice database. Each report is reviewed
by an AMS Consultant prior to return, ensuring that the practical aspects of
business analysis have also been taken into consideration.
The assessment is web based and can be completed within 20 minutes.
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Requirements Elicitation: defines standard techniques
used to collect the requirements of the system.
A2.
Prepare for Elicitation: ensuring all needed resources
are organized and scheduled for conducting the elicitation activities.
A3.
Conduct Elicitation Activity: meeting with
stakeholder(s) to elicit information regarding their needs.
A4.
Document Elicitation Results: recording information
provided by stakeholders for use in analysis.
A5.
Confirm Elicitation Results: validating that the stated
requirements expressed match the stakeholder's understanding of the
problem and the stakeholders' needs.
A6.
Business Case/Solution Scope: required to ensure the
business analyst understand what information should be elicited from
stakeholders.
A7.
Business Need: required to ensure that the business
analyst understands what information should be elicited from the
stakeholders.
A8.
Requirements Management Plan: determines what
information needs to be recorded and tracked as an outcome of the
activity.
A9.
Stakeholder List, Roles and Responsibilities: to
identify the stakeholders who should participate in elicitation
activities.
A10.
Elicitation Results: documenting appropriate to the
technique and capturing the information provided by the stakeholder.
A11.
Scheduled Resources: the participants, the location in
which the elicitation activity will occur, and any other resources that
may be required.
A12.
Stakeholder Concerns: issues identified by the
stakeholders, risks, assumptions, constraints, and other relevant
information.
A13.
Supporting Materials: any materials required to help
explain the techniques used or perform them.
