Levels
There are at least four tiers of business analysis:
- Planning Strategically – The analysis of the organization's strategic business needs
- Operating/Business Model Analysis – The definition and analysis of the organization's policies and market business approaches
- Process Definition and Design – The business process modeling (often developed through process modeling and design)
- IT/Technical Business Analysis – The interpretation of business rules and requirements for technical systems (generally within IT, sometimes referred to as Systems analysis)
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