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Business Analytics
by ENBISYS

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Business Analytics by ENBISYS

Enable positive change in your business
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Business Analytics by ENBISYS

Enable positive change in your business
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Who is a Business Analyst

Who is a Business Analyst

Who is a Business Analyst

Business Analysis is the practice of enabling change in an organizational context, by defining needs and recommending solutions that deliver value to stakeholders. It enables the enterprise to articulate needs and the rationale for change and to design and describe solutions that can deliver value.

In software development process, Business Analyst is a member of a product development team who analyzes the business domain, documents its processes and systems, outlines business requirements, and matches a software business model with the software being built.
Business Analysis in product development team
Project execution
Customer
Stakeholders
UX
Analyst
Specification
Business Analysis is the practice of enabling change in an organizational context, by defining needs and recommending solutions that deliver value to stakeholders. It enables the enterprise to articulate needs and the rationale for change and to design and describe solutions that can deliver value.

In software development process, Business Analyst is a member of a product development team who analyzes the business domain, documents its processes and systems, outlines business requirements, and matches a software business model with the software being built.
Business Analysis in product development team
Project execution
Customer
Stakeholders
UX
Analyst
Specification

What does BA do?

  • Identify the project's business objectives and desired outcomes
  • Analyze users' needs and solutions
  • Create visual models based on the requirements (e.g. wireframes, UML diagrams, etc.)
  • Create requirements documentation known as Software Requirements Specification (SRS)
  • Handle requirement management activities during the project
  • Translate all discovered needs to technical requirements and pass them on to the development team

What does BA do?

  • Identify the project's business objectives and desired outcomes
  • Analyze users' needs and solutions
  • Create visual models based on the requirements (e.g. wireframes, UML diagrams, etc.)
  • Create requirements documentation known as Software Requirements Specification (SRS)
  • Handle requirement management activities during the project
  • Translate all discovered needs to technical requirements and pass them on to the development team

What does BA do?

  • Identify the project's business objectives and desired outcomes
  • Analyze users' needs and solutions
  • Create visual models based on the requirements (e.g. wireframes, UML diagrams, etc.)
  • Create requirements documentation known as Software Requirements Specification (SRS)
  • Handle requirement management activities during the project
  • Translate all discovered needs to technical requirements and pass them on to the development team
Standardize software development process
Validate requirements
Plan development activities
Clarify business idea
Standardize software development process
Validate requirements
Plan development activities
Clarify business idea
  • Elaboration phase
    Researching business problems
    Deciding on the expected business value
    Drafting nonfunctional requirements
    Preparing functional requirements
    Formulating the main backlog

    Deliverable: documented business requirements
    1
  • Solution design phase
    Story mapping
    Establishing acceptance criteria
    Prioritizing backlog items

    Deliverable: documented backlog
    2
  • Development phase
    Setting up preparation activities
    Tracking the development process

    Deliverable: a released business software product
    3
  • Maintenance phase
    Gathering and processing feedback from customer and users
    Formulating the next backlog

    Deliverable: a maintained and improved business software product
    4
  • Elaboration phase
    Researching business problems
    Deciding on the expected business value
    Drafting nonfunctional requirements
    Preparing functional requirements
    Formulating the main backlog

    Deliverable: documented business requirements
    1
  • Solution design phase
    Story mapping
    Establishing acceptance criteria
    Prioritizing backlog items

    Deliverable: documented backlog
    2
  • Development phase
    Setting up preparation activities
    Tracking the development process

    Deliverable: a released business software product
    3
  • Maintenance phase
    Gathering and processing feedback from customer and users
    Formulating the next backlog

    Deliverable: a maintained and improved business software product
    4
  • Elaboration phase
    Researching business problems
    Deciding on the expected business value
    Drafting nonfunctional requirements
    Preparing functional requirements
    Formulating the main backlog

    Deliverable: documented business requirements
    1
  • Solution design phase
    Story mapping
    Establishing acceptance criteria
    Prioritizing backlog items

    Deliverable: documented backlog
    2
  • Development phase
    Setting up preparation activities
    Tracking the development process

    Deliverable: a released business software product
    3
  • Maintenance phase
    Gathering and processing feedback from customer and users
    Formulating the next backlog

    Deliverable: a maintained and improved business software product
    4
When you partner with ENBISYS to hire a remote Business Analyst, we are going to use a transparent Time and Material pricing model based on the hourly rate per employee
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When you partner with ENBISYS to hire a remote Business Analyst, we are going to use a transparent Time and Material pricing model based on the hourly rate per employee
Contact us
When you partner with ENBISYS to hire a remote Business Analyst, we are going to use a transparent Time and Material pricing model based on the hourly rate per employee
Contact us

Who is it for?

Your project does not have an up-to-date knowledge database in place
There is s a high risk of losing domain knowledge with key people quitting. A BA will gather all information from a variety of sources and establish a knowledge database that will be kept up to date as the project evolves.
You are not sure which direction the project should take
After establishing the path for future growth of the product, BA will make sure that adding the new functionality will preserve the system integrity.
You have a new project
BA will translate your idea into a business project with metrics and requirements.

Who is it for?

Your project does not have an up-to-date knowledge database in place
There is s a high risk of losing domain knowledge with key people quitting. A BA will gather all information from a variety of sources and establish a knowledge database that will be kept up to date as the project evolves.
You are not sure which direction the project should take
After establishing the path for future growth of the product, BA will make sure that adding the new functionality will preserve the system integrity.
You have a new project
BA will translate your idea into a business project with metrics and requirements.

Who is it for?

Your project does not have an up-to-date knowledge database in place
There is s a high risk of losing domain knowledge with key people quitting. A BA will gather all information from a variety of sources and establish a knowledge database that will be kept up to date as the project evolves.
You are not sure which direction the project should take
After establishing the path for future growth of the product, BA will make sure that adding the new functionality will preserve the system integrity.
You have a new project
BA will translate your idea into a business project with metrics and requirements.

What we offer

Requirements engineering in waterfall methodology
Design Software Requirements Specification which will be used to develop the product according to a transparent and well-planned process
Requirements engineering in agile methodology
Create backlog and user stories to support the whole product development lifecycle
Reverse requirements engineering
Analyze existing product functionality and document it to facilitate effective product updates
Competitive analysis
Analyze competing products in order to choose the "killing features" for the product in development

What we offer

  • Requirements engineering in waterfall methodology
    Design Software Requirements Specification which will be used to develop the product according to a transparent and well-planned process
  • Requirements engineering in agile methodology
    Create backlog and user stories to support the whole product development lifecycle
  • Reverse requirements engineering
    Analyze existing product functionality and document it to facilitate effective product updates
  • Competitive analysis
    Analyze competing products in order to choose the "killing features" for the product in development

What we offer

Requirements engineering in waterfall methodology
Design Software Requirements Specification which will be used to develop the product according to a transparent and well-planned process
Requirements engineering in agile methodology
Create backlog and user stories to support the whole product development lifecycle
Reverse requirements engineering
Analyze existing product functionality and document it to facilitate effective product updates
Competitive analysis
Analyze competing products in order to choose the "killing features" for the product in development
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