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The document discusses a presentation about adapting to changing environments in business analysis. It provides an overview of the waterfall and agile processes from inception to release. It then lists the typical skills and responsibilities needed at each stage of a project, including developing requirements, getting approvals, managing changes, testing, and migrating to production. The presentation aims to help attendees learn how to adapt to different work environments and approaches.
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