Business Analysis
Business analysis is the practice of understanding how organisations work, identifying what needs to change, and defining the solutions that make a difference. It's the bridge between business problems and technical delivery — turning stakeholder needs into clear requirements, mapping processes, and ensuring solutions deliver real value. For BAs at every level, from requirements analyst to enterprise architect.
Guides
19 guides covering requirements gathering, process mapping, UAT, and more.
Templates
BRD, FRD, use cases, wireframes, and stakeholder register templates.
AI Prompts
AI prompts for requirements analysis, gap analysis, and documentation.
Pathways
Career paths from BA analyst to enterprise architect.
Core Competencies
The Creating Work Competency Model
Business analysis is one of four disciplines built on a shared foundation of core competencies. Explore the full model covering all disciplines.
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Business Analysis Resources
Agile Business Analysis in Practice: A Complete Guide
Apply business analysis in agile delivery. Learn how Scrum and Kanban teams elicit, refine and manage requirements as user stories with backlog grooming.
Data Mapping: A Complete Guide
Master data mapping for business analysis. Map source to target fields, resolve data quality issues, and support data migrations and reporting with confidence.
Gap Analysis: A Complete Guide
Perform gap analysis with this complete guide. Define current state and target state, then prioritise the improvements that close the most important gaps.
Process Mapping and Analysis: A Complete Guide
Map, analyse and improve business processes with industry-standard tools like flowcharts and SIPOC. Document current and future states and identify waste,
Business Requirements: A Complete Guide
Gather, analyse, and document business requirements with BABOK-aligned techniques: elicitation, prioritisation, validation, and traceability that work.
Solution Design and Evaluation: A Complete Guide
Evaluate solution options systematically. Generate and compare designs, assess costs and benefits, and choose which with a clear, evidence-based approach.
