Javier Cuenca Miami - Common Problems with a Business Analyst
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Ongoing, First published Jul 22, 2021
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Usually, in a software development lifecycle, the requirements exceptions phase is the perfect beginning for a business analyst. As often replicated, this is a very important phase that will break or make the project. This is the perfect set-up in the entire software development lifecycle when the users of the business spend substantial time with the business analyst
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