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A '''business analyst''' is responsible for identifying the business needs of their clients and [[stakeholder]]s to help determine solutions to business problems. They typically have a high degree of industry experience and perform a [[liaison]] function to software developers or other service providers. |
A '''business analyst''' is responsible for identifying the business needs of their clients and [[stakeholder]]s to help determine solutions to business problems. They typically have a high degree of industry experience and perform a [[liaison]] function to software developers or other service providers. |
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Revision as of 17:14, 3 August 2005
A business analyst is responsible for identifying the business needs of their clients and stakeholders to help determine solutions to business problems. They typically have a high degree of industry experience and perform a liaison function to software developers or other service providers.
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