Business Analyst

 

Customers (end-users and business units) don't always know how to express what they need, or how to make the whole system and the requirements hang together.

 

To provide, this necessary ingredient, teams can place Business Analysts between the customer, architects and programmers.

 

Business Analysts translate the business requirements into clear defined goals and objectives that can be measured, tracked and designed.

 

We have over 15 years experience in this field and recommend a seeding practice, by injecting highly experienced staff into a project to act as mentors, coaches and motivators for the project team.

 

Our experienced staff will validate and interweave into your existing processes, giving your team a boost in morale and productivity.

 

-- The key is requirements and traceability, not solutions. --

 

Roles

• Strategist, focus on the strategic direction of the organisation.
• Architect, introduce change to solve the business problems.
• System analyst.

 

 

 

 

--Business Analysts should work as aides to the customer, not as an interface between customer and programmer.--