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So, whether you are working as a business analyst or software tester, here's why you should consider using a test case management software to ease the process of requirements’ verification.
Read MoreThe purpose of requirements management software is to increase the likelihood that a proposed solution/application will work as desired and add value to the business. However, BAs should take care when selecting this tool to ensure that it serves the intended purpose once installed.
Read MoreTo simplify testing on our ERP project, we categorized the tests to be conducted into the underlisted areas. Software tests in general, are certainly not limited to any of these categories.
Read MoreSome purport that the 12 principles on which the Agile philosophy is based are the reasons for its success. These principles include:
Read MoreEnterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software has become a necessity in today's business environment. It bundles the divisions of the business like manufacturing, sales, inventory, marketing, product planning, shipping, and payments into a single software suite. Guest Post By Emily Hunter
Read MoreThe notion that BAs are supposed to wear multiple hats (especially on Agile teams) can seem quite daunting, but it doesn’t have to be. This post is a follow-up to How Technical Should Business Analysts Be? If you agree like I do, that BAs would benefit from a fundamental understanding of technology, the next question would then be, “What exactly do BAs need to know?”. Here are my top answers.
Read MoreThis business analyst blog contains practical insights into business analysis, software testing and business process management. I will be sharing business analyst tips, CBAP Certification tips, lessons learnt and insights into all the things I've learnt during my BA career.
