The document outlines the knowledge areas of business analysis as defined by the International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA), including strategy analysis, requirements lifecycle management, and solution evaluation. It details specific tasks within each knowledge area, such as planning business analysis and conducting elicitation. The document serves as a framework for understanding the processes and responsibilities involved in effective business analysis.

1. Business Analysis knowledge areas
According to the International Institute
of Business Analysis™ (IIBA).

2. Knowledge areas
4 - Strategy Analysis
3 - Requirements Lifecycle Management
2 - Elicitation and Collaboration
1 - Business Analysis Planning and Monitoring
5 - Requirements Analysis and Design Definition
6 - Solution Evaluation

3. Business Analysis
Planning and
Monitoring
Identify Business Analysis Performance
Improvements05
Plan Business Analysis Information
Managements04
Plan Business Analysis Governance
03
Plan Stakeholders Engagements
02
Plan Business Analysis Approach
01

4. Elicitation and
Collaboration
Manage Stakeholders Collaboration
05
Communicate Business Analysis
Information04
Confirm Elicitation Results
03
Conduct Elicitation
02
Prepare for Elicitation
01

5. Requirements
Lifecycle
Management
Approve Requirements
05
Assess Requirements Changes
04
Prioritize Requirements
03
Maintains Requirements
02
Trace Requirements
01

6. Strategy Analysis
Define Change Strategy
04
Assess Risks
03
Define Future State
02
Analyzing Current State
01

7. Requirements
Analysis and
Design Definition
Define Design Options
05
Define Requirements Architecture
04
Validate Requirements
03
Verify Requirements
02
Specify and Model Requirements
01
Analyze Potential Value and
Recommend Solution06

8. Solution Evaluation
Recommend Actions to Increase
Solution Value05
Assess Enterprise Limitation
04
Assess Solution Limitations
03
Analyze Performance Measures
02
Measure Solution Performance
01