Business Analysis
Your staff understand your business, you understand your business, but there comes a time when the rules and processes your business use or wish to use need to be defined in a way that would allow a system to be built that would assist your business.
Businesses benefit from business analysis as they formalise the needs of the business into a style that technical staff can understand, define needs and remove ambiguity. They collate knowledge and define processes. By understanding and formulating a system based on business cases and needs from multiple users this will allow a solution to be built that meets the diverse business need. This is when you need Business Analysis. We can assist your business in many areas including the formation of:
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Business requirements
Defining the big picture, understand the defining drivers and reasoning for initiating a project or task.
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Functional requirements
Defining what the solution, system or service must do. The action of breaking down every requirement often in to sub-requirements that define what needs to be possible. For example, a user profile requires the capture of a surname, which is a minimum of 2 letters and a maximum of 30.
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Non-functional requirements
Defining the non-specific requirement, ensuring the system meets the performance, security and usability needs. After all, there is little point introducing a system that is slow, unusable or insecure.
Defining what a system/ solution does is very important for any project, but even more important when engaging with a third party to manufacture a system based on your needs. We can also help you with this via our Project Delivery service.