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- ISBN 9781567262407
- Dimensions: 153 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 01 Jul 2009
- Publisher: Management Concepts, Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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Programming systems today are often designed and constructed before business requirements are completed and finalised. Without a proper foundation, these systems will eventually crumble.
Streamlining Business Requirements: The XCellR8™ Approach offers business analysts the foundation, principles, and steps they need to become effective facilitators in a world where gathering information is as important as the design and development of a system itself. Author Gerrie Caudle introduces a comprehensive framework to:
- Gather and document business requirements accurately and effectively,
- Ask the right questions of your users, document their responses properly, and formulate follow-up questions.
- Facilitate a requirements session, validate business requirements, translate those requirements into functional specifications, and write test scenarios.
Gerrie Caudle is President of Toshmar Systems Consulting, Inc., an international consulting and training firm that specializes in business requirements gathering and process reengineering. She has conducted numerous cross-industry projects, in the government and in the financial services, resource, hospitality, manufacturing, retail, and distribution industries. Ms. Caudle was a contributing member of the International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA) and was instrumental in drafting the first body of knowledge on gathering business requirements.
