Analyzing & Specifying Business Systems Requirements Consulting Service

Analyzing business systems requirements requires deep and sophisticated engagement with Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) and other stakeholders as well as gleaning information from other sources (business processes, incumbent systems, industry best practices, etc.).

Visual models/diagrams and scenario analysis (as opposed to bullet lists and text-based narratives) are essential to deep engagement, elicitation, and validation of the requirements with SMEs and other stakeholders.

The visual models/diagrams and the other analysis artifacts are then organized into clear, thorough, and accurate specifications using an industry standard use-case format optimized for business systems requirements.

Analyzing and specifying business systems requirements is accomplished in weeks rather than months!

Consulting Approach and Deliverables

Working with your team, we provide our deep analysis experience and expertise, including best practice tools, techniques, and methods to facilitate high-intensity short-duration sprints that rapidly, thoroughly and accurately analyze and specify the business systems requirements within the scope of the initiative.

Deliverables include:

The analysis artifacts created in the sessions.
Use-case based specifications for the in-scope requirements.
A detailed glossary of the business terms and concepts associated with the requirements based on deep analysis of the requirements.

Who from your team should participate?

Analyzing and specifying business systems requirements typically includes Subject Matter Experts (SMEs), business analysts and systems analysts, developers (associated with the in-scope business systems), supervisors and managers and other stakeholders with knowledge of the business space.

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