Six reasons to pursue a Career in Business Analysis

Six Reasons to pursue a Business Analyst Career View more presentations from requirementsinc

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Business Analyst jobs in Investment Domain

We will be taking a closer look at a key Financial Services domain where Business Analysts are predominant – Investment. Investment Banking as a discipline encompasses several vertical markets: Investment banking (corporate finance) Contributes to customers raising funds in capital markets and provides strategic advice on mergers and acquisitions (M&A). Sales and trading Operated the [...]

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Programming Basics for aspiring BAs new to IT

Useful resource about programming basics for aspiring business analysts who are new to IT.

A good resource for aspiring Business Analysts who are new to IT to learn the fundamentals of coding.

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BAs are in increasing demand in Indian IT service organizations

Business Analysts are being increasingly sought in top IT service organizations in India. This is a reflection of technology providers adopting to the process followed in their US/European IT clientele in order to deliver the right product the first time. Kamesh Ramamoorthy, COO of Ramco Systems, Chennai, India speaks about why BAs play a key [...]

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Is UML a programming language?

Is UML a programming language?

The UML stands for Unified Modeling Language. It is christened a “language” since the representation involves predefined notations, semantics and rules – so all participants involved – stakeholders, analysts, developers, testers all interpret these diagrams the same way. It is not a programming language (such as C, C++, Java) or a sub-language (such as SQL) [...]

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Difference between Use Cases and Use Case Diagrams

Use Cases are meant to represent the high level functional areas of the system, as represented in a ULM Use Case Model (or use case diagram).  Primarily meant to analyze the different parts of the system and their relationships and dependencies. Each ‘textal’ use case is then blown into its own ‘user manual’ style document [...]

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