Friends, Romans, Countrymen, bring me your...problems?

Problem solving starts with good problem identification and definition. Many business analysts are not included in the problem identification phase of a project and are brought in to deliver solutions. NO matter the stage at which a BA joins a project some problem analysis should be performed. This puts the analyst in a position of knowledge and understanding of the project purpose.

Familiarity with the problem-solving process is key; understanding the relationship between analysis and the problem-solving process helps analysts to see just how critical the problem analysis phase is.

A view on how to tackle problem analysis is presented, together with some guidance on how to document impactful and meaningful problem statements. The relationships between problems, objectives and benefits is highlighted to enable understanding of the importance of the early, accurate definition of problems.

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Bio

Nadine Millner CBAP®, ACBA

As a professional business analyst and instructor, Nadine Millner CBAP®, ACBA is strongly motivated to inspire new and experienced business analysts to love their career choice the way she has. As a Certified Business Analysis Professional (CBAP) with deep business analysis experience, Nadine has spent 8 years facilitating the development of business analysts through training. With professional experience spanning the globe, collaborating on and leading projects crossing the USA, UK, and South Africa, significant portions of her career have been spent analyzing and documenting business requirements and facilitatin

Main Takeaways

Gain understanding of the generic problem-solving process is key to business analysts performing their work efficiently.
Develop approach to problem analysis to create in-depth and valuable analysis that ultimately leads to correct solution implementations
Use of problem statements as a vital foundation to all further analysis and set the context for project effort