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According to chapter 9 of BABOK 3.0, required skills for Business Analyst are: post by Paramjeet Kaur Toor 1. Analytical thinking and problem solving:  Business Analysts must have analytical thinking and problem solving skill for analysing problems and opportunities for business, analyse valuable changes and  work with stakeholder to understand the effect of those changes. They use this skill to analyse the situations , value of changes and for other complex idea. Analytical Thinking and Problem Solving core competencies include:           • Creative Thinking        • Decision Making        • Learning       • Problem Solving        • Systems Thinking       • Conceptual Thinking       • Visual Thinking.    2  Behavioural Characteristics: Behavioural characteristics are not unique but help to increase personal effectiveness in practice of business analysis. Behaviour characteristics also effect the outcome of practitioner's efforts. Its core compe

Blog post  on the description  of Business Analyst. By Harvinder Singh The five concepts of chapter 1 from BABOK 3.0 are: What is Business Analysis? Basically, it is a helping system that implements some changes within the organization by telling the solution and the needs of the stakeholders by interpreting the needs and perfect solution that give some of the important value to the stakeholders. Sometimes it is also called as requirements engineering, And these changes include changes to strategies, structures, policies, business rules, processes, and information systems. Who is a business analyst? Business analyst is someone whose primary job is to analyze an organization and business performance along with the outside environment of the business and then report business, processor systems and they also focus on requirements which can bring effective changes in the business. In a simple meaning, according to the BABOK 3.0, A business analyst is any pers

The Five key concepts of   BABOK 3.0   chapter2 are…. By Liliane Castano Marino 1)       Business Analysis Core Concept Model (BACCM) BABOK v3 identifies the Business Analysis Core Concept Model (BACCM) that defines the six main elements of business analysis. As follows: Ø   Change Ø   Need Ø   Solution Ø   Stakeholder Ø   Value Ø   Context That means that every business analysis initiative must always take these elements into account.   They are equally necessary so there is no single concept that should stand out from the rest. These essential concepts can and should be used by the BA practitioner to consider the quality and completeness of the work being done. 2)     Key Terms Some of the Key terms defined in BABOK v3 are: Organization - An autonomous group of people under the management of a single individual or council that works to achieve goals and common objectives, including scope, budget, schedule, resources, quality and risk.