Business Analyst- Introduction & Definition!

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Business Analyst- Introduction & Definition!

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A Business Analyst Is: 

  • Someone who is liaising between IT/ Engineering team and the customer, improving the quality of IT services, and analyzing business needs. 
  • Responsible for capturing requirement efficiently from its business source. 
  • A problem solver.
  • Someone who studies the problems and needs of a business to determine how people, processes, data, communications, and technology can best accomplish improvements for the business. 

A Business Analyst: 

  • Gathers, Elicits, analyzes, documents and reviews requirements.
  • Represents user/ Business/ Customer to the development/ Engineering community.
  • Supervises testing.

A Business Analyst Works With: 

  • Steering Committee 
  • Management/ System Owner/ Product Owner
  • 'Users 
  • 'Database Administrator 
  • Development Team/ Engineers/ Quality Analyst

A Business Analyst MUST Have: 

  • Problem-Solving Skills
  • Flexibility and Adaptability 
  • Communication & Interpersonal Skills
  • Negotiating & Decision-Making Skills
  • Analytical and Critical Thinking
  • Working knowledge of Information Systems and Technologies 
  • Character and Ethics 

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