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Problem Solving

Great business analysts solve business and technology problems through discovery, facilitation, and by creating alignment.

The gnarly part: How to drive through complexity to create successful projects

by Laura Brandenburg on January 26, 2009 · 2 comments

in Problem Solving,Requirements Analysis

Just about every project has a gnarly part, a time when making it through to the end successfully seems like a distant dream.  It’s important to be aware that you are in the gnarly part of the project, trust that this happens to everyone, and explore multiple paths forward. The “gnarly part” might seem an [...]

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10 ways to discover what the problem really is

by Laura Brandenburg on November 13, 2008 · 6 comments

in Creating alignment,Problem Solving,Requirements Elicitation

Finding and solving the real problem bridges the gap between business and IT.  A clear sign of a poorly identified the problem is irrational disagreement.  You’ve been in these meetings: one person posits a great idea, another shoots it down immediately, and participants voice conflicting opinions about said idea.  This conversation quickly degenerates and you [...]

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