Question :- Why do Business Analysts need so much Time to Build Requirements?

WRITE your reflection (500 to 600 words).

Description

Business Analysts should not elicit requirements directly. Requirements should be formed into S.M.A.R.T declarative statements using the wants, desires, problems, issues, threats, opportunities, constraints and the like that the BA discovers throughout the entire engagement process. This requires focus, perspective and depth. Join Perry McLeod as he explores what is needed to fully understand the nature of quality requirements and why the appropriate time must be built into the project framework. More Learning Objectives: Determine which perspectives, for each focal point, that are relevant to the discussion and which are not. Define how deep each perspective should be explored to express the right information for a given focal point. Build a standard model that can be used to guide the elicitation and analysis of any requirement, in any situation for any solution.

Learning Objectives

Establish the focal point or audience for the discussion.

Determine the right domain for an effective requirements discussion.

Understand that each focal point will have multiple perspectives of expression and understanding.