Why a Business Analyst Leads Your Digital Transformation – Unusual
Legacy systems can become a security blanket for a company. They may be worn and somewhat ineffective but they are familiar. Digital conversions can upgrade […]
How Business Analysts Maintain Mental Health
Manage data costs If you’re working from home as a direct result of an influential event like Covid-19, avoiding extra exposure to news and media […]
Don’t backlog – Sylvester Blog
I’ve worked with a large number of development teams over the last few years, all using some of Agile’s flavors to create backlogs and […]
Maps, maps, maps – why can’t you have more
When I first started working as a business analyst in 2013, I had little need to create top tools for my team to help them […]
How project leaders can guide their projects through times of change – The
One thing you can totally rely on when managing projects is change. It is inevitable that you will encounter at least one – and probably […]
Essentials – Seilevel Blog – Software Requirements
Nowadays we hear a lot about the required staff and the required jobs. Non-essential workers are either laid off and filing for unemployment or, […]
BAs embrace void requirements
It is often argued that business analysts prefer functional requirements, therefore, they naturally tend to gravitate towards these. On the other hand, humble non-functional requirements […]
How to set a realistic timeline and track new process values - The
Create a blueprint Systematic planning leads to a schedule that is clear and easy for your team to follow. Here is your roadmap. Define your […]
The advantage of visual models in a virtual world
Post-text Welcome to the future, a world where visuals are the common language. Movies, Netflix, social media, selfies — this is the visual age, […]
Public vs. Private Cloud
Every business will go to a stage where they have to decide which cloud model they want to use. Your job as a business analyst […]
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