Business analysis is a research discipline of identifying business needs and determining solutions to business problems. Solutions often include a software-systems development component, but may also consist of process improvement, organizational change or strategic planning and policy development.

1. Agile Analysis Manifesto
Lin
Fisher,
CSM

2. Signed-Off Requirements?
One
more
box
to
check
before
we
can
begin!

3. Shared Understanding!
We
smell
Waterfall…Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

4. Contractual Deliverables?
Hehe…
Nice
doing
business
with
you!
Thanks?

5. User Advocacy!
Our
users
want
less
clicks
to
achieve
their
goal!
!NOW!

6. Solution Design?
Then
carry
the
1,
Then
square
the
hypotenuse,
Then
take
the
derivative
of
the
remainder,
Then
…

7. Problem Exploration!
Your
problem
tell
us,
young
one.
Figure
it
out
together,
we
shall.

8. Complete Specifications?
This
ought
to
cover
everything…Now
go
build
it!

9. Useful Documentation!
Here
is
how
we
will
achieve
our
Product
Vision!

10. Premature Details?
This
goes
here
and
this
goes
here
and
this
go
here
and…

11. Embrace Unknowns!
I
know
nothing
therefore
I
worry
about
nothing
I
know
nothing
therefore
I
worry
about
nothing
I
know
nothing
therefore
I
worry
about
nothing
I
know
nothing
therefore
I
worry
about
nothing
I
know
nothing
therefore
I
worry
about
nothing
I
know
nothing
therefore
I
worry
about
nothing
I
know
nothing
therefore
I
worry
about
nothing
I
know
nothing
therefore
I
worry
about
nothing
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12. User
Advocacy
OVER
Contractual
Deliverables
Problem
Exploration
OVER
Solution
Design
Shared
Understanding
OVER
Signed
off
Requirements
Usable
Documentation
OVER
Complete
Specifications
Embracing
Unknowns
OVER
Premature
Details
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