BUSINESS ANALYSIS INFORMATION MANAGEMENT A formal information management approach - Sets expectations for all concerned as analysis gradually uncovers requirements - Structures the approach to complex solution environments, with predefined review, feedback, elaboration, and approval points - Provides communication, planning, and negotiation tools used throughout the requirements elicitation process Having such a formal information management approach, or any rigid process for that matter, may seem counterintuitive in rapid development SDLCs, however the need for parties to develop a common understanding and prepare a set of written requirements still exists. The documentation does take some different forms and happens on a different schedule than in traditional SDLCs. The information management approach describes a number of aspects of documentation: - Where the information will be stored (repository) - How the information will be organized - How requirements traceability is managed - What requirements attributes will be captured - How requirements will be reused - Change management processes BA Information Discussion Available until Jun 13, 2023 11:59 PM. Access restricted after availability ends. Subscribe What do you think is the biggest challenge related to BA information and communication