Elicitation Techniques for Business Analysis Book

Getting the right requirements from the right stakeholders at the right time using the right techniques is one of the most critical success factors for projects. The Business Analysis Elicitation Techniques book explains the ten most widely used techniques in IT projects, especially for software products, with all aspects and practical application advice. Applying these techniques will make your requirement elicitation efforts more efficient and your outcome will improve significantly.

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Content of the Book

The book consists of the following content.

Introduction

Determining the Elicitation Approach
Preparing for Elicitation Work
Performing Elicitation Work
Documenting the Results of Elicitation Work
Validating Business Analysis Information
Challenges of the Elicitation Process

Document Analysis

Preparation Phase
Review Phase
Conclusion Phase
Usage Considerations

Interview

Planning and Preparation
Starting the Interview
Conducting the Interview
Ending the Interview
Documenting Interview
Follow Up
Success Factors
Usage Considerations

Interface Analysis

Implementation
Success Factors
Usage Considerations

Focus Group

Implementation
Success Factors
Usage Considerations

Requirements Workshop

When is the Workshop Used?
Differences between Meetings and Workshops
Implementation
Key Roles
Success Factors
Usage Considerations

Brainstorming

Implementation
Success Factors
Usage Considerations
Variations

Observation

When to Use the Observation Technique?
Type of Observations
Implementation
Success Factors
Usage Considerations

Prototyping

Types of Prototyping
In What Situations is Prototyping Used?
Implementation
Success Factors
Usage Considerations

Survey / Questionnaire

Types of Questions Used in Surveys
Implementation
Success Factors
Usage Considerations

Reverse Engineering

Implementation
Usage Considerations

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